BUILDING RESILIENCE ONTARIO Agricultural CONFERENCE Virtual Conference
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The Southwest Agricultural Conference,
Golden Horseshoe & Heartland SCIA’s and
Eastern Ontario Crop Conference presents….
Virtual Conference
ONTARIO Agricultural CONFERENCE
BUILDING RESILIENCE
Wednesday, January 5th and Thursday, January 6th, 2022
Registration Opens: November 1st, 2021
@OAgC22
#OAgC22
www.OntarioAgConference.ca
LIVE STAGE Agenda Don’t Miss These!
#1 Kernel Krazy!
DAYTime
ONE Agenda JANUARY 5th, 2022 [LIVE STAGE]
From planting decisions through
9:22 – 9:27 Welcome tissue samples to fertilizer
applications and timing, today’s
9:27 – 10:27 #1 Kernel Krazy! record corn yields are driven by
Dr. Tony Vyn, Purdue University;
kernel weight more than ever before.
10:27 – 11:27 Take Time! Choose: Learn what it takes to make BIG
Dr. Dave Hooker, UGRC
• Sponsorship Clip • ON DEMAND Session kernels and even BIGGER yields!
• Visit the Exhibition Hall
11:27 – 12:27 #2 Marketing Madness
12:27 – 1:27 Take Time! Choose: #3 Defeating Diseases
• Sponsorship Clip • ON DEMAND Session [LIVE STAGE]
• Visit the Exhibition Hall • Have Lunch From terrible tar spot to wipeout white
mould. Darcy and Damon join Albert
1:27 – 2:27 #3 Defeating Diseases with the latest on how
to defeat yield robbing diseases.
2:27 – 3:27 Take Time! Choose: Dr. Darcy Telenko, Purdue University;
Dr. Damon Smith, University of Wisconsin-Madison;
• Sponsorship Clip • ON DEMAND Session Albert Tenuta, OMAFRA
• Visit the Exhibition Hall
3:27 – 4:27 Building Resilience Social
#4 Supreme Soybeans
DAYTime
TWO Agenda JANUARY 6th, 2022 [LIVE STAGE]
Armed with years of intensive
9:22 – 9:27 Welcome research data, Dr. Fred Below gives
the management strategies to take
9:27 – 10:27 #4 Supreme Soybeans your soybean yields from mediocre
Dr. Fred Below, University of Illinois
to MARVELOUS!
10:27 – 11:27 Take Time! Choose:
• Sponsorship Clip • ON DEMAND Session
• Visit the Exhibition Hall
#6 Production Pundits
11:27 – 12:27 #5 Coverage, Coverage, [LIVE STAGE]
Coverage Have your questions ready! These
three-crop gurus accept any crop
12:27 – 1:27 Take Time! Choose: challenges on what went wrong and
• Sponsorship Clip • ON DEMAND Session how to fix it.
Bryan Cook, Cropland Consulting Inc;
• Visit the Exhibition Hall • Have Lunch Johanna Lindeboom, Clark Agri Service;
Ryan Benjamins, Benjamins Agronomy Services
1:27 – 2:27 #6 Production Pundits
Join Us At
Located in the LIVE STAGE Area
#7 Growing Quality Forage
[ON DEMAND]
From triticale and alfalfa to corn silage,
high quality forage is the backbone of
Building Resilience Social successful dairy, beef, goat & sheep
farms. John and Ashley cover the “how
John Winchell, Alltech;
January 5th, 2022 at 3:27 p.m. to 4:27 p.m. to” of maximum quality! Ashley Knapton, Corteva AgriScience
Located in the LIVE STAGE Area
Exhibition Hall #8 High Management
Make sure to visit all our sponsors Wheat! [ON DEMAND]
Located in the Exhibition Hall Wheat rules in the UK! Pete brings
TEC Talk Tuesdays the latest in UK wheat management
strategies for world record yields,
Starting January 11th, 2022 – February 22nd, 2022 with Joanna adding how they apply in Dr. Pete Berry, ADAS;
Via Zoom 7:27 p.m. – 8:57 p.m. #Ontag and the latest from the Ontario Joanna Follings, OMAFRA
YEN project.
Program Details
#1 Kernel Krazy! [LIVE STAGE] #11 Up in the Air! #21 Nutrient Dynamics
Dr. Tony Vyn, Purdue University; Dr. Dave Hooker, UGRC Russ Barker, Barker Consulting; Dale Cowan, AGRIS Co-op; Dr. Shalamar Armstrong, Purdue University
Kernel weight is everything when it comes Dr. John Sulik, U of G Cover crop nutrient cycling can be good or bad.
to today’s record corn yields. A look at the Exploring if and where drones have a place From keeping nitrogen out of tile to hiding it from
decisions that make not only big kernels, in crop management. the crop, a deep dive into nutrient dynamics and
but plenty of them. the soil ecosystem.
#12 Regenerative Agriculture
#2 Marketing Madness [LIVE STAGE] Christoph Wand, OMAFRA
Is regenerative agriculture real, or just the latest
#22 Lodging Lessons!
Steve Kell, Kell Grain Elevators Marijke Vanderlaan, Syngenta; Dr. Joshua Nasielski, U of G;
High prices bring HIGH STRESS! Steve’s buzzword? Join Christoph as he looks at what Dr. Dave Hooker, UGRC
incredible knowledge of market dynamics regenerative agriculture is, and why it is the Flat cereal crops are no fun! Marijke, Josh
will help you lower your stress level and focus of so much discussion among consumers and Dave cover the management packages
decide when the price is “good enough”. and in agriculture today. to keep crops standing, grow big yields, and
maintain quality.
#3 Defeating Diseases [LIVE STAGE] #13 Follow the Money!
Dr. Darcy Telenko, Purdue University; Dr. Damon Smith, Dr. Brady Deaton, U of G; Steve Duff and John Molenhuis,
OMAFRA
#23 Compaction Complexities
University of Wisconsin-Madison; Albert Tenuta, OMAFRA Dr. Loraine ten Damme, Swedish University of Agricultural
Join Albert, Darcy and Damon as they share the A look at the profit potential of hay, woodlots and Sciences; Dr. Markus Berli, DRI, Nevada; Alex Barrie, OMAFRA
latest on today’s toughest diseases including other cropping options to diversify and capitalize Adding the complexities of traction and slip into
tar spot, white mould, and the apps to make on opportunities for grain crop farmers. the compaction conundrum! The latest research
decisions easier. findings and mitigation strategies from Europe
#14 Going Beyond Markets and Ontario.
#4 Supreme Soybeans [LIVE STAGE] Philip Shaw, Philip Shaw Farms
Dr. Fred Below, University of Illinois A look at the new realities of estimating marginal #24 Soil Water 101
Looking to push your soybean yields to the costs and market opportunities. Ontario’s most Dr. Aaron Daigh, North Dakota State University;
next level? Dr. Below, a leading soybean expert, well-known farmer economist shows how Dr. Merrin Macrae, University of Waterloo
shares his secrets for getting there. growers can weave through the maze that the Too wet or too dry? Getting water into and
future is likely to bring. through the soil for crop availability, nutrient
#5 Coverage, Coverage, management, and weather proofing your soils.
Coverage [LIVE STAGE] #15 Building Resilience
Dr. Tom Wolf, Agrimetrix Research & Training; Kristen Kelderman, King’s College, London UK; Brett Israel, #25 Intercropping Fundamentals
Dr. Jason Deveau, OMAFRA 3Gen Organics; Andrew Barrie, OMAFRA Lana Shaw, South East Research Farm, AgriARM;
From the field to the barn to the farmer, today’s Dr. Christian Schöb, Institute of Agriculture, ETH Zurich
A lot happens between the spray nozzle and
the target. This Dynamic Duo debates the latest farms need to be resilient to survive. Kristen and Does cropping diversity really increase yield?
information on droplets, adjuvants, sprayers and Brett discuss how strategies that bring resilience Explore the trade-offs and principles behind
weather to achieve “perfect coverage”. to your farm can also bring resilience to your a successful intercropping system.
daily life.
#6 Production Pundits [LIVE STAGE] #26 Soil Health Indicators
Bryan Cook, Cropland Consulting Inc; Johanna Lindeboom, #16 Wild Weather! Dr. Jordon Wade, University of Missouri
Measuring soil health is an elusive target.
Clark Agri Service; Ryan Benjamins, Benjamins Agronomy Jerry Shields, NDMNRF
Services; Peter Johnson, RealAg.com [Moderator] Discover what options are available, and
From heat dome to polar vortex, our weather is
These three awesome agronomists are ready which factors matter the most.
bringing new terminology and new challenges
to take on your crop challenges. Bring your
for farmers. Jerry shares what to expect in
questions, be part of the discussion!
weather looking forward, and what it might
#27 Tillage Rumble
Ken Schaus, Schaus Land and Cattle Co;
#7 Growing Quality Forage mean for crops in the field. Mark Foster, Jockbrae Farms; Dan Veldman,
Veldman Grain Farm Ltd; Greg Stewart, Maizex [Moderator]
John Winchell, Alltech; Ashley Knapton, Corteva AgriScience
Making top quality forage makes animal #17 Intricate Interactions The art of tillage always trumps the science.
agriculture work. From crop selection to
Dr. Ebony Murrell, The Land Institute From deep ripper to European style disc, these
Soil organisms are the bridge between cover three producers have experienced it all and
toxins, John and Ashley know how to put
crops and reducing pest damage. How to found ways that adjust to almost every condition.
quality feed in the bunk.
manage mycorrhizae for maximum benefit.
#8 High Management Wheat! #28 Understanding Ontario’s Topsoil
Dr. Pete Berry, ADAS; Joanna Follings, OMAFRA
#18 Strip Till Success Dan Saurette and Sebastian Belliard, OMAFRA;
Matt Beischlag, Beischlag Farms Inc.; Dr. Kari Dunfield, U of G; Dr. Inderjot Chahal, UGRC
Hear what world record wheat growers in the Dan Petker, Petker Farms; Ben Rosser, OMAFRA The Ontario Topsoil Survey is the largest soil
UK are doing to maximize yields and how Ontario Dan and Matt have developed strip till systems sampling effort across the province in decades.
growers are chasing those yield levels! to help successfully manage corn on tough soils. Find out what we have learned about our soil
Spring or fall, the what and how of making this variability, soil characteristics, and soil health.
#9 Farmers Making system work.
Cover Crops WORK! #29 Organic Weed
Anne Verhallen, OMAFRA #19 The Fourth Crop Control Innovation
Cover crop advocate Anne Verhallen Emily Helmuth, Momentum Grain Farms Inc.; Quentin Martin, Dean Martin, Harrow Organic Farms Ltd; Josh Lade,
interviews growers on what works and what Cribit Seeds; Ian Matheson, RM Matheson Farms Ltd.; JET Farms; Fiete Suhr, Riverbend Farms; Jake Munroe,
Meghan Moran, OMAFRA [Moderator] OMAFRA [Moderator]
doesn’t in the quest to use cover crops to their Does the elusive fourth crop to add to the rotation
maximum potential. Weed zappers, optical guidance and seed
exist? Winter barley, winter canola, oats, malt terminators - the list of innovations for weed
#10 Lessons from History barley - how to grow them and what makes
money.
control is evolving rapidly. Learn about the latest
Larry Cornelis, Lambton Wildlife tools for tackling weeds in both organic and
Larry takes you on an amazing journey through conventional production.
the past history of the rural landscape, and the
#20 Precision Wheat
many things we should understand about how
Dennis Pennington, Michigan State University
Michigan State has taken the lead on precision
#30 Pay It Forward
we got here and where we might go in the future. Farmers are the backbone of many rural
seeding of wheat! Uniformity, row width, seed communities, which survive on volunteers. See
spacing, seed depth and even broadcast the incredible things that people in Ag do, and
seeding. Learn what matters and what doesn’t. the rewards they receive from volunteering!
Don’t Miss TEC Talk Tuesdays
7:27 p.m. to 8:57 p.m. every Tuesday evening - January 11th to February 22nd
Discuss topics, ask questions, learn more!
#31 STAYING SAFE #35 Level 2 Soil #39 The Making of a King #43 Your Future
Matt Harken, GROWMARK Inc. Interactions Shaun Haney and Peter Johnson,
RealAgriculture
with Robots
Farming is a dangerous Dr. Luke Gatiboni, North Carolina Chuck Baresich, Haggerty Creek;
occupation, and we all State University From the very beginning to the Andrew Sunderman, AGCO;
take shortcuts. In a fun and Luke simplifies the complex incredible yields and impact corn Eddie Pedersen, FarmDroid;
Dr. Ian McDonald, OMAFRA
entertaining way, Matt brings relationships between has in today’s world is an amazing
journey. Join Peter and Shaun as Agriculture is on the cusp
the farm safety message home fertilizer nutrients and the soil. of a huge shift in farm
to help you, your children, and Understanding the reactions and they discover the key components
that have turned corn into the equipment as robotics
all your farm workers stay safe. relationships that occur will help change the landscape.
you manage your fertilizer dollars “King of Crops”.
From scale to function to
#32 Using On-Farm Data! more wisely!
Megan Bourns, Manitoba Pulse #40 In Pursuit of the operational capacity, how
and Soybean Growers;
Laura Thompson,
#36 Nitrogen Knowledge! Perfect Planter will it impact your farm?
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dr. Craig Drury, AAFC;
Dale Cowan, AGRIS Co-op
Wayne Metzger, Highland Custom Farming;
Mark Brock, Shepherd Creek Farms Ltd.; #44 Precision:
The trial data your farm
generates is POWERFUL.
Craig and Dale will unwind the Adam Pfeffer, Pfeffer Family Farms Dollars or Ditch It?
complexity of nitrogen, where Searching for a new planter? Dan Breckon, Woodrill Ltd.;
Laura and Megan talk on-farm Wondering what to change or Chuck Baresich, Haggerty Creek;
stabilized nitrogen makes sense, Ben Claussen, Claussen Grain
trials - what they have learned, upgrade first? These farmers
and how best to keep it in your Three farmers that have
and how to put it all together. discuss what to look for and
soil and not going back into the learned the opportunities,
how to arrive at the right decision.
#33 Weed Whacking atmosphere as a greenhouse gas. obstacles and options of
Dr. Peter Sikkema, UGRC
#37 Soybean Success #41 Grain Drying Precision Ag. From variable
The latest updates on the rate to zone management,
toughest weeds, along with
Aaron Stevanus, The Mosaic Company; Efficiencies what pays, what doesn’t,
Horst Bohner, OMAFRA James Dyck and John Van de Vegte,
strategies to utilize when The driving factor for high OMAFRA and how to jump on board.
applications get delayed, yield soybeans is getting more The latest improvements in
and the crop has emerged. nutrients in the plant. Horst and grain drying efficiencies, off #45 Getting Into Ag
the wall ideas, and noise Emily Charbonneau, Charbonneau
Aaron cover the do’s and don’ts
#34 Pest Problems! of raising the bar with fertility management strategies to
Farms Inc.; Janelle and Eamon
Johnston, Rodney, ON;
Deb Campbell, Agronomy Advantage; keep your operation running Tom Aikens, Stayner, ON;
management. Jason McKague, Thornbury, ON;
Tracey Baute, OMAFRA
profitably and your neighbours Margaret May, OSCIA [Moderator]
The year of the insect. Thrips,
aphids, corn rootworm, mites
#38 Back to happy. Starting up in farming is
Fertility Basics nearly impossible without
and more. What we learned,
Jack Legg, SGS Canada; #42 Lessons From 2021 a family farm to take over.
the challenges ahead, and Jake Munroe, OMAFRA Patrick O’Neill, TCO Agromart Ltd.;
the direction we need to take Carrie Davenport, Pioneer Seeds Canada; Learn options to get started
Soil testing is the only way to Hanna Petrovsky, County Ag Services in agriculture without the
with pest management. know how to use your fertilizer A year of extremes! From frost to traditional “family farm”.
dollar wisely. The “J” team cover extreme heat, drought to deluge,
the ground rules for reading soil these 3 top agronomists give the #46 Top Management
tests and making the best fertilizer
decisions on each individual farm.
best management tips learned Strategies
from 2021. Stéphan Paillé, FCC;
Amanda Hammell, RBC;
Building
Dave Vanos, Libro
Top farms today need to
Resilience
understand and apply critical
business management
strategies. Our panel of farm
Social! management experts relate
what the best farms do to
stay on top.
Interact, catch up and discuss.
Wednesday, January 5th, 2021
at 3:27 p.m.
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