The tools will help forage and pasture managers identify best practices
Canadian producers will soon have access to province-specific online Habitat and Biodiversity Assessment Tools for individual provinces. Each provincial tool is meant to help land managers gain an understanding of important habitats and biodiversity on their land and the beneficial management practices they could implement to sustain them. The tool was originally developed in Alberta […] Read more
Province-specific tools help evaluate habitat and biodiversity

Forage markets hit by volatility
Exports have been down with less demand from Asia

Making forage insurance more accessible across Canada
One challenge is insuring a crop for sale versus one for on-farm feed

More N, more yield, less diesel
Perennial forage can keep nitrogen in the soil rather than escaping as greenhouse gas

Overgrazing means less carbon and more methane
Research is demonstrating the importance of legumes in a forage system

Another take on livestock GHGs
UC Davis professor says the source of methane is carbon that was already in the atmosphere

Sending hay abroad
Canada’s export forage market: trade missions, tips for producers and market trends

More grass, less gas, more money
Good grazing management pays dividends for both farmer and the environment

Putting forage theory into practice
A new online guide explains how to maximize forage production and greenhouse gas sequestration

Fighting forest fires with cattle
Targeted grazing keeps the risk down around British Columbia interior communities