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"Check out the opposite situation in Iowa. JoAnn Alumbaugh of Farms.com is going to p…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 23, 2010 to Flooding in Western Canada

3 Jun 29, 2010
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"It sounds like there could be up to 10 Million acres left unseeded in Saskatchewan.…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 23, 2010 to Flooding in Western Canada

3 Jun 29, 2010
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"Hi Wayne: Thanks for trying to get through to the Ontario PC politicians.........I…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 17, 2010 to Political stick handling gone bad

5 Jun 20, 2010
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"After a little more digging....here is an article from the OMAFRA website from 2 yea…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 11, 2010 to Double Crop Beans after Wheat??

6 Jun 13, 2010
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"Hi Chris: I believe maturities have been the reason this is not a common practice i…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 11, 2010 to Double Crop Beans after Wheat??

6 Jun 13, 2010
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Joe Dales replied Jun 8, 2010 to Tornado in Leamington...How Much Damage Was There To The Greenhouses? Video...It looks pretty bad.

1 Jun 8, 2010
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"Hi Jean: The Ag Energy opportunity is still emergying but appears to have strong mo…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 3, 2010 to New Energy Opportunities For Your Farm. Wind, Solar, BioGas, BioMass....What Would It Take For You To Farm Energy?

7 Jun 21, 2010
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"Hi Jose: You may want to check out AgCareers.com to see if there are some job opport…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 2, 2010 to Family farm help

1 Jun 2, 2010
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"Good Article on The CEDASS group in the Globe and Mail. Geoffrey York Bwereke, Sud…"

Joe Dales replied Jun 2, 2010 to AgVisionTV: Ontario Farmers Helping Farmers In Southern Sudan. Learn About The Jebel Lado Initiative.

3 Jun 2, 2010
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"More News on the Ontario Pork Processing Front. Maple Leaf launches sale process fo…"

Joe Dales replied May 26, 2010 to Regulatory Burdens on Slaughter Facilities.

16 May 26, 2010
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Weather Pattern Shift Could Bring Relief to Midwest Crops But Severe Storm Risks Grow

After weeks of intense heat across much of North America, a developing weather pattern change may bring cooler temperatures to parts of the Midwest and Canadian Prairies.

Could the Risk of Dry Weather and War Push Grain Prices Even Higher?

Grain markets rose on Black Sea tensions, U.S. Plains heat, and below-USDA corn and soybean yield forecasts, with August weather and trade key to future price direction

Ontario Spinach is a Relatively Small Crop for the Province

Spinach may be one of the healthiest vegetables in the produce aisle, but its production is concentrated in relatively few regions in Canada: Quebec and Ontario

Potato Data Project Targets Storage Losses

Cellar Insights has launched a new project that collects historical potato storage loss data to help develop better early-warning systems for spoilage risks.

Canada invests in Saskatchewan livestock processing capacity

The Canadian government has announced more than $10 million to support nine agricultural projects in Saskatchewan, including investments in two livestock processing businesses, Prairies Economic Development Canada announced. North 49 Foods Ltd. will receive funding to expand production and develop new export markets, while Prairie Meats Inc. will use its allocation to upgrade facilities to manufacture food for distribution across Saskatchewan and Canada. The funding was announced by Buckley Belanger, secretary of state for rural development, on behalf of Eleanor Olszewski, minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada, alongside international trade minister Maninder Sidhu, at an event in Langham, Saskatchewan.

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