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Three new companies join Canadian Prairies Trusted Advisor Partnership

The Canadian Prairies Trusted Advisor Partnership (TAP), an agronomist-led training program to improve soil health on the Canadian Prairies, welcomes three new companies: Oatly, Bob’s Red Mill, and Grain Millers. These members will help to further the development of TAP’s conservation agriculture curriculum on the Prairies, a curriculum that answers the demand for comprehensive training in sustainable agrology.

“As a grower advisor for Grain Millers, I can personally attest to the importance of the work of TAP in filling advisory knowledge gaps and increasing producer access to soil health resources,” says Olivia Kennedy, crop sciences manager with Grain Millers. “We look forward to the impact we will see across the Prairie landscape and further supporting growers in improving the health of their soils.”

Co-designed by agronomists, independent ag experts and leading conservation groups, the Canadian Prairies TAP training combines video-based modules and readings with weekly live discussions.

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