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Field Days Cover Crop Grazing: Capture the Financial Opportunity

November 23, 2019 from 9am to 12:30pm – LAMBTON SHORES These field days will give crop and beef farmers the opportunity to see cover crops put to use as pasture for beef cattle. Cover crops have important environmental and economic value, and these works… Organized by Beef Farmers of Ontario and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs | Type: seminar

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CLEANING UP THE FIELDS

Prior to soybean harvest and certainly after harvest the weed escapes are obvious. Some fields required a preharvest burndown just to facilitate harvest and reduce the risk of dirt tagging especially on IP soybeans.

CFA welcomes new Liberal minority government

The Canadian Federation of Agriculture would like to congratulate Justin Trudeau and welcomes the Liberal party back into office.

CPEPC Congratulates Prime Minister Trudeau on Winning a Plurality of Seats

The Canadian Poultry and Egg Processors Council (CPEPC) congratulates Prime Minister Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada on winning a plurality of seats in the House of Commons and looks forward to working with the new government to build a more sustainable, competitive and thriving Canadian poultry and egg processing industry.

Dairy Farmers of Canada eager to work with new government

Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) congratulates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party on winning the 2019 federal election, and forming a minority government.

Ontario Farm Input Prices Mixed Compared to a Year Earlier

Ontario producers may be paying less for fuel this fall, but pesticides and fertilizer are costing them slightly more compared to a year earlier.

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