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Posted by OntAG Admin on May 16, 2012 at 12:42pm
Some black bears did launch an attack on of our remote beeyards last week!
This is what bear damage looks like, and it could have been a lot worse. The total loss was only four frames of brood. And that's because this beeyard, like all of our locations in southern Ontario, is protected by a heavy duty solar fencer.
Its unlikely the hive blew over in the wind - in the…
ContinuePosted by Robert Campbell on May 13, 2012 at 8:49pm
The Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency, Ontario Goat, along with the Canadian Sheep Federation, Canadian Sheep Breeders Association and the Canadian Livestock Genetics Association, would like to express their collective concern over the 41 missing Shropshire sheep.
On April 2, 2012, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency notified the public of a breach of quarantine in relation to scrapie control measures taking place in Trent Hills, Ontario. 41 sheep belonging to Montana Jones were slated…
ContinuePosted by OntAG Admin on May 5, 2012 at 11:42am
My corn is planted and on its way up! It was none too warm on the weekend while I sat on my open air tractor planting two fields of corn. The cold rain on Monday gave me a bit to worry about, daytime highs of 13C are not particularly desirable, but the heat has shown up and the corn seed has noticed. Only5 days in the ground and I have an up shoot. The forecast has some reasonable temperatures called for, so I hope to see it out of the ground by the end of next week.
I have been…
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Its never nice to hear of someone facing problems, but its useful to take advantage of the opportunity to avoid them yourself. My opinion of OMAFRA is greatly tainted, but I am open minded enough to realize most problems could have been avoided.
At issue is the loss of the farm tax rebate which holds municipal tax rates to, well, basically the equivalent of where they alway were. Without the rebate, taxes quadruple. As it stands today, my issue is only with the 2012 tax year. So…
ContinuePosted by Gus Ternoey on February 24, 2012 at 10:01pm
The size of the world population is among the most significant changes for the future. There are many challenges, as the media tell us on a daily basis, but there are opportunities. The first and the main of these opportunities is the population increase itself. In the coming four decades, there will be two billion more people to feed. Never before, has humanity seen such a demand increase. This means that farmers and food suppliers do not have to worry about a lack of market opportunities.…
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By Paul Boostsma
April 6, 2012
A great deal of Canadian agriculture is based on the ability to trade with other nations. When we look at progress on trade the World Trade Organization is struggling to gain momentum, bilateral deals are moving forward at a faster and faster rate, and ambitious regional deals are being developed. Our government has some tough things to put into consideration as this growing trend towards selective…
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The day started off with intent to make good use of this summer like weather in winter. With spring around the corner, I have a great deal of pre-field work field work to do. There is always a few broken tile that need repair. I have dug up a few with the old fashioned method - the spade. But today I hooked up the three point hitch backhoe. This is a great tool - not too big and heavy and much easier than shovelling by hand. So I started out by extending a culvert i dug in last year…
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