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4R Nutrient Stewardship - Grand River Watershed Project Launch

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4R Nutrient Stewardship - Grand River Watershed Project Launch

Time: August 23, 2012 from 10:30am to 12pm
Location: Grand River Conservation Authority
Street: 400 Clyde Road
City/Town: Cambridge
Website or Map: https://collaborase.com/Farmi…
Phone: 613-240-8000 ext 216
Event Type: nutrient, bmps, -, project, launch
Organized By: Ben Lemire, ClimateCHECK
Latest Activity: Aug 20, 2012

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PROJECT AND EVENT DETAILS

Protecting water quality is a vital issue for the 39 municipalities and 1 million residents in the Grand River Watershed. This region of Ontario also represents some of the province's most viable and productive farmland. Land use and water quality concerns are a shared priority. A new partnership of farmers, scientists, agri-business leaders, municipal leaders, and conservation experts are working together to bring innovative farming methods into practice - using Agri-INNOVATIONS by ClimateCHECK. Together, our efforts will help guide the growth of agriculture for the benefit of all watershed stakeholders.

Join regional leaders and crop advisers to learn how 4R Nutrient Stewardship will support on-farm Beneficial Management Practices. The 4R concept guides farmers in using the Right fertilizer source; at the Right rate; at the Right time; and in the Right place ©.

This project is supported by the Canadian Fertilizer Institute and the Ontario Centres of Excellence Social Innovation Program- Environment & Sustainability.

Notable Speakers and Honorable Guests:
- Bruce Ringrose, VP Business Development, ClimateCHECK
- Norman Beug, Canadian Fertilizer Institute Chair
- Dr. Tania Massa, Director, Programs, OCE
- Keith Currie, Executive Committee Member, OFA
- Jane Mitchell, GRCA Chair
- Dr. Dave Rudolph, The Water Institute at the University of Waterloo
- Dr. John FitzGibbon, Professor, University of Guelph

RSVP now by email to Ben Lemire BL@climate-check.com
or phone 613-241-8000 ext.216

 

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