Rural Ontario provided the backdrop for multiple horror flicks
A special event took place this week to celebrate Canadian food and the farmers who make substantial contributions to our national food system.
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness (OMAFA) has approved a $1.50 increase to the national portion of the mandatory provincial beef check-off fee, raising the total to $7.00 per head effective November 1, 2025.
The end of harvest is a special, but stressful time in Saskatchewan. For farmers, it’s the busiest season of the year where a full spring and summer’s worth of work culminate in the final push to get the crop out of the field and into the bin before the snow starts to fly.
Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Minister will lead a mission to Mexico to strengthen trade, research and investment ties with some of the province’s long-standing Mexican partners.
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This all very new to me, . i have a question for you, was it you who asked for info on the ALUS program in Norfolk. As usual the weekend was at times fast paced, and I didn't pay attention to deatail, so I could send on information. Let me know and I will forward. Gunther