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Cheryl Trueman - Tackling Bacterial Spot and Speck
Added by SPARK*Air on May 25, 2012 at 8:30am — No Comments
Black Bears Strike But Are Repelled By Electric Fences In Ontario Beeyards
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…
ContinueAdded by Robert Campbell on May 13, 2012 at 8:49pm — 1 Comment
The CFFO Commentary: Seminar Series to Focus on Improving the Farm Regulatory Process
February 25, 2011
Ontario’s farmers are fed up with the heavily regulated business environment in which they operate their businesses. At the same time, society and government have become overly cautious, trying to out-smart common sense by putting more and more costly rules and regulations in place that are burdening our farming community.
This year’s CFFO Seminar Series is entitled Enough is Enough and examines the case for an improved regulatory process.… Continue
Added by CFFO Blog on February 25, 2011 at 12:59pm — No Comments
The CFFO Commentary: Water, Water Everywhere ... But We Need to be Stewards
February 4, 2011
A recent Water Innovation Forum focused on the importance of water for agriculture and food. The people of Ontario are blessed with tremendous access to fresh water and this has instilled the belief that we live in an area of water abundance. The reality is that while there is a considerable amount of water available for use, wise stewardship of this resource is needed to ensure that we do not create a “Tragedy of the Commons” with our water… Continue
Added by CFFO Blog on February 4, 2011 at 12:41pm — 1 Comment
The CFFO Commentary: A Cloud Forms on the Horizon of Ontario’s Green Energy Future
By Nathan Stevens
September 10, 2010
Glenn Fox of the University of Guelph recently shared his critique on the implementation of Ontario’s Green Energy Policy. His thoughts on the subject point to a serious test of the Province’s commitment to the development of renewable energy over the coming year.
The rationale that has been used to support the development… Continue
Added by CFFO Blog on September 10, 2010 at 12:28pm — No Comments
The CFFO Commentary: Future of Farming requires Accommodating Differing Views
September 3, 2010
The steady decline in the number of family farms in Ontario has been…
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RealAgriculture Video: Who are the Innovative Farmers of Ontario? Interview with Ken Nixon.
Added by OntAG Admin on February 19, 2010 at 11:57am — 1 Comment
Mitchell, Acres and Daynard Selected for Induction into the Ontario Ag Hall of Fame. Click below to add your best wishes.
From the Ontario Agriculture Hall of Fame.
Milton. In its thirty-first year, the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame Association will induct three leaders into the Hall of Fame Gallery at Country Heritage Park in Milton on Sunday June 13, 2010. To qualify for this prestigious recognition, Inductees must have demonstrated visionary leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship in the… Continue
Added by Joe Dales on February 2, 2010 at 9:53am — No Comments
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- The CFFO Commentary: Seminar Series to Focus on Improving the Farm Regulatory Process
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- The CFFO Commentary: A Cloud Forms on the Horizon of Ontario’s Green Energy Future
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- The CFFO Commentary: Seminar Series to Focus on Improving the Farm Regulatory Process
- The CFFO Commentary: Water, Water Everywhere ... But We Need to be Stewards
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Agriculture Headlines from Farms.com Canada East News - click on title for full story
Old Crop Corn Futures Up, New Crop Down.
Soybean Demand Continues To Be Strong, Futures Rise.Ron Plain: Hog Outlook
Annual Cost Of Raising Hogs IHas ncreased 12.6%.Contest launched to find Faces of Farming family
For the second year in a row, a contest is being launched to select one farmer or farm family to appear in the 2014 edition of the Faces of Farming calendar.Farm Management Canada (FMC) Launches International Farm Management Competition
Competitors from across Canada have the opportunity to win a trip of a lifetime to attend the International Farm Management Congress in Poland July 2013, all expenses paid.Forage Report
Alfalfa and grass are growing well and will respond quickly to moisture and heat. The May 14th frost did very little damage to established alfalfa and new seedings.© 2013 Created by Darren Marsland.
