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October 2012 Blog Posts (4)

The Agricultural Management Institute (AMI) Needs Your Input on Post Secondary Education and Farm Management. Click Here.

The Agricultural Management Institute (AMI) of Ontario has commissioned the Hemlock Group to conduct a survey of farm managers who have studied in agriculture at a post-secondary level in Ontario and elsewhere.  The objective of this project is to collect and analyse farm managers’ perceptions and attitudes regarding the value of their education in preparing them for an active farm management career.  The survey outcome will be shared with all Ontario and Canadian teaching institutions.  It…

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Added by Joe Dales on October 11, 2012 at 9:12am — No Comments

FCC Video: Farmland Values Increase In Ontario.

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

Planting Flax? Make 2026 Different, don’t Cause Early Season Stress in Your Flax!

With careful planning and attention to soil, seeding, nutrition, and disease management, flaxseed growers can set their crop up for a resilient and profitable growing season.

Ag in the House: April 20 – 24

Kody Blois pushed back against Conservative questions about a trade deal with the U.S.

Canada EU Trade Win for Flaxseed Farmers

Canada will end flaxseed testing for EU exports in May 2026, reducing costs for farmers, improving trade flow, and showing global trust in Canadian agricultural quality and safety.

Canada EU Trade Win for Flaxseed Farmers

Canada will end flaxseed testing for EU exports in May 2026, reducing costs for farmers, improving trade flow, and showing global trust in Canadian agricultural quality and safety.

U.S. Dry Weather Pushes Wheat Markets Higher

Dry conditions, frost risks, and strong market demand are lifting wheat and oilseed prices. Farmers and traders are watching weather forecasts closely, as further supply pressure could push markets higher in coming weeks.

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