OMAFRA RIBS-to-Go E-Bulletin: Issue #6

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OMAFRA RIBS-to-Go E-Bulletin: Issue #6

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Issue #6 (Jan 2017)

Bulletin électronique en français

Partners in the News

OMAFRA’s investments in research and innovation make an impact.

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OMAFRA celebrates winners of the 2016 Premier’s Award for Agri-Food Innovation Excellence.

University of Guelph research identifies microbes that act as fungicide for millet and or grains.

Food waste is improving crop yields and reducing water consumption.

New Peterborough innovation centre is ready to help launch local food entrepreneurs into the market.

New varieties of fresh Canadian grapes coming soon thanks to research underway at Vineland.

University of Guelph professors get funding for research that benefits both human health and Ontario Agriculture.

Cows are at it again, from the original vaccine to a new super antibody.

University of Guelph researcher travels to Scotland in the name of animal welfare research.

University of Guelph researcher is looking into the connection between gut health and productivity in pigs.

University of Guelph scientists using x-rays to understand and create healthier fats.

Funding Opportunities

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Events

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Jan 20: FarmSmart Friday Conference on Compaction (Waterloo)

Jan 21: FarmSmart Conference and Beef Symposium (Guelph)

Jan 26-29: Guelph Organic Conference (Guelph)

Jan 31 to Feb 1: Precision Agriculture Conference & Ag Technology Showcase (London)

Feb 7-8: OSCIA Annual Conference (London)

Feb 21-22: Innovative Farmers 2017 Conference (London)

Feb 22: Ontario Fruit & Vegetable Convention (Niagara Falls)

Feb 23: South Western Ontario Dairy Symposium (Woodstock)

Mar 3: Food & Beverage Convention Niagara 2017 (Niagara Falls)

OMAFRA – U of G Partnership Research Program

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