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December 16Wednesday

  • OPACA Shop-talk: Hay day

    December 16, 2020 from 10:30am to 12pm – Online The closest thing to kicking tires this year...  We'll hear about all the latest & greatest rakes, mergers & tedders.  Dry hay or forage, we're talking grass and how to grow more in Ontario. Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, shop, meeting

December 17Thursday

  • OPACA Shop-talk: Digital day

    December 17, 2020 from 10:30am to 12pm – Online Join us to meet some digital tools for farmers & contractors, and a discussion about how ag apps could work for you. Making the most out of JD Op Centre, managing fleets and invoicing. Join us on Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, shop, meeting

February 3Wednesday

  • The Scoop on ... Dairy Manure

    February 3, 2021 from 10:30am to 12pm – Online It sure helps knowing what you're growing with! Join us for a practical workshop on the value of your liquid dairy manure: we'll check out the new AgriSuite tools for nutrient calculations and hear f Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, workshop

  • The Scoop on ... Muncipal Organics

    February 3, 2021 from 7:30pm to 9pm – Online It sure helps knowing what you're growing with! Join us for a practical workshop on the value of your municipal organics (compost, digestate, biosolids etc): we'll check out the new AgriSuite tools f Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, workshop

February 4Thursday

  • The Scoop on ... Hog Manure

    February 4, 2021 from 10:30am to 12pm – Online It sure helps knowing what you're growing with! Join us for a practical workshop on the value of your hog manure: we'll check out the new AgriSuite tools for nutrient calculations and hear from a far Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, workshop

  • The Scoop on ... Beef Manure

    February 4, 2021 from 7:30pm to 9pm – Online It sure helps knowing what you're growing with! Join us for a practical workshop on the value of your beef manure: we'll check out the new AgriSuite tools for nutrient calculations and hear from a fa Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, workshop

February 5Friday

  • The Scoop on ... Poultry Manure

    February 5, 2021 from 10:30am to 12pm – Online It sure helps knowing what you're growing with! Join us for a practical workshop on the value of your poultry manure: we'll check out the new AgriSuite tools for nutrient calculations and hear from a Organized by Ontario Professional Agri-Contractors Association | Type: online, workshop

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Agriculture Headlines from Farms.com Canada East News - click on title for full story

Travel Safe: Stop Foot and Mouth Disease at the Gate

As summer approaches, many Canadians begin planning vacations and welcoming visitors to their farms. With increased travel and farm traffic, everyone —both those working on and visiting farms— are part of keeping Canada free of foreign animal disease such as Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD). For beef cattle producers, travelling safe involves knowing key information before returning to Canada. A few of these guidelines include:   Before you travel:   Inform Canadian Border Services of your travel plans.  Know the FMD status of the region(s) you will be travelling to.  Be aware of the most up-to-date information on FMD outbreaks and FMD status.   While travelling: Avoid direct contact with livestock and wild animals.  Do not purchase or bring back any meat or animal products.  Clean and disinfect footwear and clothing regularly.  Leave behind any items that cannot easily be disinfected. 

Manitoba Planting Advances Amid Mostly Dry Conditions

Manitoba planting has jumped to about one-third complete, but things are drying out. The latest weekly crop report pegged planting across the province at about 32% complete as of Tuesday, up from just 8% a week earlier. That is 3 points ahead of last year’s pace and 8 points ahead of the five-year average. Precipitation was variable across Manitoba the past week, but with most regions receiving less than 3 mm. The Boissevain area received the largest amount at 12.5 mm. Accumulations in most areas of the province are far below normal - less than 50% - since May 1, the report said, noting that recent wildfires in northern Manitoba have significantly impacted areas around The Pas, causing ‘extensive damage’ to pastures and fence lines. Spring wheat, oat, and barley planting is almost complete in the Southwest, Central, Eastern and Interlake regions, the report said, with corn planting seeing a major jump in the Central, Eastern, and Interlake regions. The earliest planted corn acres

Pulse Market Insight #274

Running out of Runway Even though farmers are out busy in the field and focused on the next crop, we often get questions at this time of year about selling the remainder of last year’s crop. For most farmers, there isn’t much left to sell but there are often a few tonnes held in reserve for a possible spring or summer rally, or just in case the upcoming crop runs into trouble. The question is often phrased something like, “What are the things that could push the market higher?” or “Could we see a bounce yet?” At that point, we usually start listing possible (usually weather-related) factors that could give prices a lift but in most cases, our answer is that a meaningful rally at this time of year is quite unlikely. Of course, we then get the classic Jim Carrey line, “So you’re telling me there’s a chance.” Yes, there’s always a chance but the odds of a summer rally are quite low. We often talk about seasonal price tendencies and one of the most consistent patterns is for prices to d

High Liner Foods Shareholders Approval All Matters at Annual and Special Meeting

High Liner Foods Incorporated (TSX: HLF) ("High Liner Foods" or "the Company"), a leading North American value-added frozen seafood company, reports that all nominees in the Company's Amended and Restated Management Information Circular dated March 24, 2025 were elected as directors of the Company at the Annual and Special General Meeting of shareholders held on May 13, 2025. In addition, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP was appointed as the Company's auditor and shareholders also approved an amendment to the Company's articles of association and the advisory resolution on executive compensation.

Chicago Close: Corn Remains Under Pressure

Downtrodden corn futures remained under pressure on Tuesday, while soybeans posted small gains and wheat was mixed. 

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