The second grant for $17,216.50 will be matched with funds from a number of other entities to promote cover crops, soil building and biodiversity enhancement, a fundamental aspect of organic agriculture.
The third grant for $5000, will provide funding for Manitoba Organic Alliance summer field tours.
Two other grants include a five-year commitment of $6000 per year for a national research project led by a University of Manitoba scientist looking at ways to increase phosphorus levels in soils from recycled entities such as struvite, one meal and compost products.
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