This event is being held as part of the On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) program. The goals of the program are to encourage on-farm sequestration of carbon and reduction in greenhouse gases through the implementation of improved nitrogen management, enhanced cover crop adoption, and the normalization of rotational grazing. For more info on the OFCAF program, please visit ofcaf.perennia.ca
Event Details
November 24, 2025
6:30PM – 8:30PM
Windsor Legion, 35 Empire Ln, WindsorÂ
November 25, 2025
6:30PM – 8:30PM
St. Joseph’s Community Centre, 2752 Ohio East Rd, AntigonishÂ
Session Description
SESSION DESCRIPTION:Â
Maintaining and balancing minerals can be commonly overlooked in our rotational grazing systems. Join us for an in-person presentation and discussion with Dr. Annie Williams, a UK-based ruminant nutritionist specializing in mineral bioavailability and how producers can be mindful of minerals in their rotational grazing practices.Â
Speakers
Dr. Annie Williams
Annie Williams grew up in Lincolnshire, now living in Shropshire. She completed her PhD in mineral bioavailability at Harper Adams University. Since then, Annie has completed a Nuffield Farming Scholarship and currently conducts mineral consultancy globally for producers, veterinarians and nutritionists.
Registration
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QUESTIONS?
Georgia LewisÂ
902-670-9655
glewis@perennia.caÂ
Katie Trottier
902-324-8306
ktrottier@perennia.caÂ
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