"Strengthening Agriculture, One Farm At A Time"

Written by: Akim Omokanye, Location: Fairview Research Farm With Collaboration from:Chinook Applied Research Association (CARA) From:...

Written by: Akim Omokanye, Location: Teepee Creek With Collaboration from: Mack Erno (Producer, Teepee Creek) Professor Herbert (Bart)...

Written by: Akim Omokanye, Location: High Prairie With Collaboration from: Kelvin and Marianne Krahn (Producers, High Prairie) From:...

Written by: Akim Omokanye, From: Peace Country Beef & Forage Association 2019 Annual Report PCBFA’s services to producers include feed...

Written by: Akim Omokanye, Location:Hines Creek Colony With Collaboration from:Michael Gross, (Producer Hines Creek Colony) Dr Obioha...

Project Site: Mackay Ross' Farm - Cleardale Research Program Manager: Dr. Akim Omokanye From: Peace Country Beef & Forage Association...

Project Site: Wanham Provincial Grazing Reserve Research Program Manager: Dr. Akim Omokanye Collaborators: Dianne Westerlund, Lekshmi...

On-farm soil nutrient budgeting and mapping, PCBFA identified 6 livestock and cropping operations across the Peace Country for the project.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of different methods of rejuvenating old forage stands and brush control in comparis

Producers’ questions in the Peace on forage-stand rejuvenation methods always include: How much more forage does a reseed produce? How will

On beef cattle operations, at some point, forage production of hay fields and pastures will no longer meet minimum production expectations

Plant population refers to the number of plants per acre; planting or seeding rate refers to the number of seeds planted per acre.

Corn acreage in the Peace River Region for livestock feed has steadily increased over the past number of years. Most of the corn seeded is

Plant population refers to the number of plants per acre; planting or seeding rate refers to the number of seeds planted per acre. Optimum

Cover crops are an important tool that farmers can use to generate benefits and services on the farm and for society

Soil conservation, nutrient sequestration, weed suppression, improved soil health, and optimizing grain and forage production, among others,

Soil conservation, nutrient sequestration, weed suppression, improved soil health, quality feeds, among others, are reasons why cover crop

Research Coordinator: Dr. Akim Omokanye Collaborating producer: John Prinse (MD of Big Lakes) From: Peace Country Beef & Forage...

Cereals can provide high energy feed for livestock within a short period of time. They can be harvested at the milk to soft dough stage for

Grazing your herd on corn can lower your winter feed costs, reduce your operating expenses and save you time. Corn also has the potential to