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Climate Change: Why is no one talking about agriculture as a solution?

Agriculture has enormous climate change mitigating capacities that aren't been harnessed, suggests the CEO of Vancouver-based Terramera. Instead, governments pay farmers to maintain the status quo - but with some out of the box thinking, agriculture could pivot to a lower impact future the doesn't rely on depriving consumers of the products they love.

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Recent Articles

  • Feeding Fish for the Future: How Feed Additives Affect Zebrafish Health

    Researchers at the University of Guelph found that while dietary supplements did not significantly affect zebrafish growth or survival, black soldier fly meal showed promising trends for feed efficiency and gut health.

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  • Making the Invisible Visible: Using Glo Germ to Study Livestock Biosecurity

    Researchers at the University of Guelph are investigating how Glo Germ can be used to model the spread of infectious agents in sheep and goats. This work aims to enhance understanding of on-farm contamination pathways and strengthen biosecurity practices across the livestock sector.

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  • Kelsey Spence

    Bridging the gap between research and farming

    Ontario Beef, October 2025: This fall marks the start of the fifth cohort of a unique mentorship program for early career scientists at the University of Guelph to introduce them to Ontario’s livestock industry. 

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