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Martin Entz, Ph.D.
Professor
Cropping Systems and Agronomy
Department of Plant Science
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Canada
R3T 2N2
Telephone: 204-474-6077
E-mail: M_Entz@umanitoba.ca
Weblinks
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The Glenlea Study
Canada's oldest organic-conventional cropping comparison study
Articles featuring research conducted by Dr. Entz or in which he collaborated
A. Research Reports
- Crop Rotations For Soil-Building & Weed Control: 12 Years Of Glenlea
- Crop yield and soil nutrient status on 14 organic farms
- Energy Use and Efficiency in Crop Production (PDF)
- Discussion Paper: Where should OACC direct future research efforts?
- Mycorrhizal colonization of flax under long-term management
- Potential of Forages to Diversify Cropping Systems
- Rotational
benefits of forage crops in prairie cropping systems
- Agronomic benefits of alfalfa mulch applied to organic spring wheat
- Effect of Intercropping and Cultivar Mixtures on Organic Wheat
- Influence of annual forages on weed dynamics
- Plant Nutrient Uptake As Affected By Organic Amendments And Crop Rotations During The Transition To Organic Production
- Organic Farming Boosts Biodiversity
- Weed suppression by alfalfa in subsequent cereal crops
- Crop Rotation And Soil Erosion Risk In Organic And Conventional Systems
B. Extension Reports & OACC Technical Bulletins
- Increasing P availability through green manure, composted manure and rock phosphate
- Lowering soil erosion risk in organic cropping systems
C. News Articles
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- By Ian Cushon
- Blade roller lays down
cover crop without tillage
- By Ed White (Western Producer)
- Can Organic
Feed the World?
- By Brenda Frick
- Capturing the Potential
of Alfalfa
- By Brenda Frick
- Going With The
Grains
- By Brenda Frick
- Organic Research
Opportunities Abound at University of Manitoba
- By Brenda Frick
- Organic rotation
finishes first
- By Ed White (Western Producer)
- Sustainable strategies
addressing the specialization and intensification of organic agriculture
- By A. Singh and R.C. Martin
- System reduces
hand hoeing
- By Bill Strautman (Western Producer)
- By Bill Strautman (Western Producer)