Blogue

The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association (CFGA) is pleased to have BrettYoung as an annual partner. This week’s blog shares some information about this great organization.

Brooke McWherter is a natural resource social scientist and research assistant professor at the UofN. Her work examines factors influencing decision-making around adoption and collaboration, program evaluation and network dev.

Aaron Goertzen, BMO’s senior economist and vice president, analyzes performance and risk across a diverse selection of industries and countries.

L’ACPF a lancé sa période d’inscription anticipée pour son 16e congrès annuel. Organisé en partenariat avec l’AASCNB, le congrès de cette année aura lieu à l’hôtel historique Crowne Plaza à Fredericton, au NB, du 18 au 21 novembre

Three panelists – Tom Wright, Courtney Vriens and Patrick Lynch – took part in the Field to Feed Panel at the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association’s (CFGA) 2025 conference in Guelph, Ontario, in December.

L’ACPF collabore avec l’Association pour l’amélioration du sol et des cultures du Nouveau-Brunswick (NBSCIA) afin d’organiser son 16e congrès annuel au célèbre hôtel Crowne Plaza de Fredericton, au Nouveau-Brunswick, du 18 au 21.

Hari Poudel is a forage breeding research scientist at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s (AAFC) Lethbridge Research and Development Centre, one of four dynamic forage breeding programs operating across the country.

Based in Eden, New York, John Winchell has been involved in dairy cattle nutrition for over 25 years, with a focus on forage quality through data on harvest analytics and forage harvest timing.

Dr. Martin Chantigny’s talk at the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association’s (CFGA) 2025 conference in Guelph, Ontario, in December focused on the advantages of introducing perennial crops into annual cropping systems.