"Strengthening Agriculture, One Farm At A Time"

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

In parts of the Peace, the practice of extended winter grazing with standing forage corn is continuing to gain more popularity among produce

The RSVTs help to provide information with regard to the quantity and quality of annual crops cut for green-feed and silage.

In Alberta, oats have become a reliable source of conserved forage for over-wintering beef cattle.

To identify barley varieties that have superior forage production in the Peace, PCBFA took part in the Regional Variety Testing program

Usually we think of cover crops in terms of reducing soil erosion and adding organic matter to the soil – but they can do much more.

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

Sainfoin is a perennial forage legume that does not cause bloat and is immune to attack by the alfalfa weevil.

For optimal growth, plants need a diversity of nutrients. Enhanced microbial activity in the soil will lead to healthier and more fertile so

In the Peace, swath grazing annual cereal crops continues to be adopted by livestock producers as a method of extending the grazing season.