<p>Jenneth Johanson farms in an atypical growing region at Lac du Bonnet, Man., about 100 km northeast of Winnipeg. She farms on productive land where the eastern Prairie meets the Canadian Shield, some of which is classified as organic soil: peat. Farming on peat has its challenges: it has low water holding capacity, it's high... <a class="read-more uk-button uk-width-1-1 uk-width-1-4@s ra-readmorebutton" href="https://www.realagriculture.com/2021/01/agronomy-geeks-ep-19-jenneth-johanson/">Read More</a></p>

Jenneth Johanson farms in an atypical growing region at Lac du Bonnet, Man., about 100 km northeast of Winnipeg. She farms on productive land where the eastern Prairie meets the Canadian Shield, some of which is classified as organic soil: peat. Farming on peat has its challenges: it has low water holding capacity, it's high... Read More

<p>Jenneth Johanson farms in an atypical growing region at Lac du Bonnet, Man., about 100 km northeast of Winnipeg. She farms on productive land where the eastern Prairie meets the Canadian Shield, some of which is classified as organic soil: peat. Farming on peat has its challenges: it has low water holding capacity, it's high... <a href="https://www.realagriculture.com/2021/01/agronomy-geeks-ep-19-jenneth-johanson/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read More</a></p>

Agronomy Geeks, Ep 19: Jenneth Johanson

Ever wonder how your favourite agronomist got their start? Or why a researcher chose their particular area of expertise? In the Agronomy Geeks podcast we talk to the men and women who've made an impact in the field of agronomy, and cover highlights from their lives and careers and what makes them tick. Hosted by self-described Agronomy Geek, Lyndsey Smith.

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 19: Jenneth Johanson

Agronomy Geeks, Ep 19: Jenneth Johanson