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Christy Morrissey wants to keep both nature and farmers happy.
Morrissey leads a University of Saskatchewan study working toward improving sustainable farming practices and crop production while also benefiting wildlife and the environment.
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The study, which began recruiting crop producers four years ago, continues to seek more farmers interested in seeding perennial forages such as hay in unproductive, low-yielding saline areas or land near wetlands. The theory is that this will provide wildlife habitat, improve soil/water quality, and increase profitability.
Return of the tundra swans attracting spectators in Lambton Shores Tundra swans have returned to farm fields near the Lambton Heritage Museum in Lambton Shores which serve as a traditional pit stops on the birds annual migration north.
Author of the article: Paul Morden
Publishing date: Mar 10, 2021 • March 10, 2021 • 2 minute read • Tundra swans are shown in this file photo flying over Greenway Road in Lambton Shores. The nearby Lambton Heritage Museum is currently closed but it s offering Return of the Swans activities online to celebrate the annual stop by thousands of the birds on their migration to the Canadian Arctic. Photo by File photo /The Observer
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