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All OntAG Admin Events on Wednesday, April 24, 2019

  • Speak Up for Agriculture Training

    April 24, 2019 from 4:30pm to 9:30pm – Tilbury Lions Hall The Speak Up team concept was developed more than 15 years ago and has now expanded across the country with courses given to farmers and others working in agriculture in every province. The training… Organized by The Ontario Federation of Agriculture and Farm & Food Care Ontario | Type: seminar

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

Canada’s Real Seasons (According to Farmers Who Actually Live Here)

A viral Weather Network chart claims Canada has more than four seasons—and farmers are nodding along.

Historic Colorado Plant Shutdown Could Reshape Cattle Markets

A historic strike at JBS’s Greeley, Colorado, beef plant is disrupting cattle flows and shifting leverage in an already tight market. Here’s what beef producers need to know about the short and long term impacts.

Small Firms Call for Energy Action

A CFIB survey shows most Canadian small businesses want governments to boost domestic energy production and infrastructure as rising fuel costs continue to pressure businesses and supply chains.

Ontario Equine Industry Drives Rural Economy

A new report reveals Ontario’s equine sector contributes billions to the economy, supports thousands of jobs, and plays a vital role in rural development, environmental management, and agricultural sustainability.

Julia Montgomery Named OVC Dean

The University of Guelph appoints Dr Julia Montgomery as the new dean of the Ontario Veterinary College. She will begin her five year leadership term on June 15 2026.

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