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CFFO Blog's Blog – January 2012 Archive (3)

The CFFO Commentary: Red Tape Report Card shows Ontario is heading in the Right Direction

By Nathan Stevens

January 27, 2012

 

The burden of over-regulation is wearing thin for many farmers in Ontario. Red tape is being sighted as a key constraint for small and medium businesses across Canada. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has made this issue one of their key issues, and published its annual report card on red tape in Canada earlier this month.

 

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The CFFO Commentary: Innovation Is a Key in Responding to Agricultural Transitions

By John Clement

January 20, 2012

 

I grew up on a tobacco farm. My brother grew tobacco, as did my father and grandfather. I have spent literally months of my life replanting, weeding, irrigating, harvesting and moving flue-cured leaf. Accordingly, I have viewed the rise and fall of the Ontario tobacco industry with keen interest and have tried to glean lessons from it that can be used when studying other agricultural…

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The CFFO Commentary: Time for A Review of Ontario’s Green Energy Act

By Lorne Small…

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

Wheat Rally and Heat Risks Drive Commodity Market Outlook

Global tensions, hot weather, and strong demand expectations supported grain markets.

Proper Desiccant Use Helps Maintain Grain Quality and Trade Access

Growers are encouraged to use only registered desiccants and follow label directions to protect grain quality, reduce residue risks, and maintain access to important markets.

Nutrien Launches TERRAMAR® Across Western Canada

Nutrien Ag Solutions has launched TERRAMAR® in Western Canada to help improve crop health, nutrient efficiency, and yield potential across Prairie farming regions.

Some Challenges Related to the 2026 Raspberry Season in Ontario

Fresh Ontario raspberries are arriving at farms, markets, and grocery stores as the July harvest season begins. Growers are reporting rapidly ripening fruit under warm summer conditions, while managing pests and weather-related challenges throughout the season.

New Pest Control Strategy Shared at Recent Ag Ministers Meeting

Canada’s pesticide management action plan focuses on collaboration, better risk assessments, innovative pest control tools, and increased research support for farmers.

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