Prairie Post (West Edition)

Advanced AG Seminar should be well attended

- BY HEATHER CAMERON

Advanced AG: Bio Solutions to Sustainabl­e Farming is holding an informatio­n seminar on Oct. 4, at the Lethbridge Sandman Lodge.

The seminar will begin at 1 p.m. that day.

“The purpose of the seminar is to explain the science behind our innovative bio products and showcase how they have worked in agricultur­e,” said Joshua Day Chief, President of Advanced AG.

Day Chief noted that John Wong, the company’s head scientist, will discuss the role biological­s have in agricultur­e, the difference between Advanced AG’s products and other similar products on the market. Farmers will also talk about their success with the products, with soil health being the focus.

“Biological­s in agricultur­e is something that has gained interest as more and more studies surface proving the effectiven­ess in large scale agricultur­e,” Day Chief said.

“Farmers are looking for more sustainabl­e products and practices.”

Day Chief explained that Advanced AG is currently a leader in culturing and applying bacteria for several industries and there aren’t many companies in the world doing what they are doing or even on the same scale.

Advanced AG’s 2017 seminar was held at Red Deer’s Agri-Trade Show, Day Chief said, and both the discussion and interest was incredible. This year’s seminar is being hosted and sponsored by Advanced Ag Technologi­es, a division of Advanced Water Technologi­es.

“We believe it is important to educate people in the industry about the effects of using biological­s and how they can significan­tly improve ROI and sustainabl­e practices,” Day Chief said. “Education is key here. The more the industry can learn about products such as ours, the larger the role of biological­s will play in main stream agricultur­e.”

Advanced AG’s last event was attended by about 40 people, Day Chief said, and the company was expecting roughly 100 people to attend this seminar.

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