What is an Agronomist?
The science of crop production is called agronomy. These professionals help farmers fight challenges like insects, weeds and diseases.


The science of crop production is called agronomy. These professionals help farmers fight challenges like insects, weeds and diseases.

Crops can take a big hit from insect pests. To protect them, some farmers take a genetic approach. One of those control tools is the bacterium Bt.

How farmers work to keep crops fungus-free. Fungicides are a type of pesticide used to stop the spread of fungal pathogens.

Farming often means doing many things at once. Historically, this was the main reason two or more generations of a family would work together.

Why do farmers use herbicides?
What herbicides are, and where they fit on the farm.

Learn where maple syrup comes from and how is it produced.

At a time when consumers and ranchers have more questions about beef production than ever, The Livestock & Forage Centre of Excellence is finding answers.

New legislation aimed at protecting animals and the family farmers who care for these animals.

Tour a tulip greenhouse and learn how tulips are grown and harvested.

This food bank is changing the food landscape. AquaGrow Farms uses aquaponics, a form of agriculture that combines aquaculture and hydroponics.

Most people have heard of organic and conventional farming but do you know what regenerative farming is?

Is Canada's food safe? Learn why food in Canada is safe and affordable.

Tour an enriched colony housing egg barn and learn how eggs get from farm to table.

Tour a heritage pig and wildboar farm and learn how wildboar are cared for in Canada.

See how cucumbers get from a greenhouse to your plate in just a few short hours.

Tour a broiler chicken barn and learn how chickens are cared for.

Tour a Boer goat farm and learn how goats are cared for in Canada.

See how sugar beets are grown and harvested.

Tree farmers are behind all the beautiful maples, evergreens and shrubs that you see at your local landscaping store.

Tour a field of tomatoes and learn how tomatoes are grown and harvested.
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