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David Burton

Professor
Department of Plant, Food and Environmental Sciences

Specialty: bioremediation, greenhouse gases, manure management, soil microbial metabolism

Developing a Root Imagery Tool to Analyze Cover Crop Roots

Summer Research Experience Olivia Wallace, undergraduate at the University of Guelph This summer I have been working in Dr. Claudia Wagner-Riddle’s agricultural meteorology lab at the University of Guelph. Much of my summer has centered on constructing and testing a…

12 Jul

On Soil Carbon Sequestration in Canada’s Managed Soils

Internship Experience with Soil Conservation Council of Canada and Compost Council of Canada By Rebecca Johnson, MSc Graduate from the University of Guelph Carbon sequestration has been a hot topic recently, with companies investing in reforestation with worldwide efforts to…

14 Jun

10 Lessons I Learned from the CREATE-CSS Core Course 2020

Reflective Essay Assignment By: Paige Kennedy, MSc Student at the University of Saskatchewan CREATE-Climate Smart soils is an interdisciplinary program that works to address climate change through soil science training. In the face of a changing climate, concerns about sustainability…

18 Mar

Student Perspective: LCA & Economics

Following yesterday’s post about the CREATE-CSS Annual Meeting: Climate-Smart Connections, today we are sharing a student’s reflection on the Life Cycle Analysis and Economics session. Emily Laage, an MSc student studying with Dr. Peter Tyedmers at Dalhousie University, presented during…

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28 Jan

These 3 provide ideas on how to “plug leaks” and improve profitability of your Nitrogen program…some Saturday morning reading…#OntAg @OAgC23 @OntFarmerNews

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1 Feb

We're excited to announce that we'll be holding our 3rd Annual Meeting in the spring!

On April 19-20, join us for a virtual event featuring the research of #ClimateSmartScholars and more, all organized by student volunteers. Details to come! 👀

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Lana at SE Research Farm @se_researchfarm ·

27 Jan

We've been busy at SERF adding staff, getting into some exciting new projects I'm not at liberty to disclose yet, and writing up reports from 2022.

We are also hiring summer students if you know any with equipment experience that want to learn a lot of agronomy.

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SaskSoil @sasksoil ·

19 Jan

💥GOOD SOIL MAKES GOOD FOOD SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT

🗣️Speaker: David Montgomery

🎬Presentation: The Story of Soil: How Looking Back Can Lead Agriculture Forward - Feb 14

🎬Presentation: What Your Food Ate and Why it Matters - Feb 15

Register today: http://ow.ly/UIbB50MuIjr

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18 Jan

Tune into the @realagriculture podcast with @karidunfield and @helgason_bobbi to learn about the microbes in your soil. Can earn your more @CCAOntario CEU credits...
https://www.realagriculture.com/2023/01/the-agronomists-ep-97-love-your-soil-microbes-with-drs-kari-dunfield-and-bobbi-helgason/

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Specialty: greenhouse gases

Specialty: greenhouse gases

David Burton

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Specialty: greenhouse gases