Proceedings of Joint Conference of the Canadian Society of Soil Science and the Canadian Society of Agronomy, Beyond Organics session

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 20 - 24 June 2010

• Adapting Mechanical Weed Control to Conventional Cropping Systems: What are the Possibilities?
• Biological Contributions to Plant Phosphorus Uptake in Organic and Conventional Dairy Farm Soils
• Can Plants Access P Pools not Accounted for in Traditional Soil Tests? A Study of Organically Managed Soils Across Saskatchewan
• Continuous No-Till Organic Grain Production: Possible?
• Enhancing the Competitive Ability of Organic Oat (Avena sativa L.) Cropping Systems
• Examining the Nitrogen Economy of Organically Selected Wheat Genotypes
• Exploring Organic Agriculture's Place within the Agricultural Revolution
• Growth and N Supply from Legume Cover Crops in Organic Rye and Wheat Production
• Learning from the Present and Past: A Review of Agricultural Impacts on Soil Fertility
• Mainstreaming Organic Research: Canada's New Organic Science Cluster
• Managing Annual Green Manures to Improve Yield and Soil Health in Organic Production Systems
• Nitrogen Dynamics and Wheat Yield in a No-Till Organic Green Manure System Using the Roller Crimper
• Organic Lessons for Conventional Ag in Wheat-Fallow Montana: Do Green Manures Make Agronomic Sense?
• Phosphorus Fertility Management on Prairie Organic Farms
• Phosphorus Source and Band Application on Spatial Distribution and Chemical Speciation of Soil
• Productivity, Soil Quality Changes and Nitrogen Losses Under Extended Organic Vegetable Rotations
• Quantifying the Benefits of Cool Season Pulse Crops to Subsequent Barley Crops in Rotation
• Soil Properties of an Irrigated Rotation Study with Sustainable and Conventional Management Practices
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