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Vol. 18 No. 8

Better Farming

September 2016

Better Farming

September 2016

Farm News First >

BetterFarming.com

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Departments

4 Behind the Lines

4 Farm Weather Report

6 Short Takes

23 Field Trip

38 Up Close

41 Moe's Market Minute

42 Crops

47 How it Works

50 Machinery At Work

53 The Hill

55 Far Afield

70 Rural Roots

Main Feature

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orn and

S

oybean

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eed

B

uying

G

uide

With Ontario’s decision to regulate neonicotinoids, many

farmers are wondering how to approach buying seed for

next year’s crops. Ontario seed dealers offer a rundown of

options and new technologies on hand for the 2017

growing season and share their insights about 2016’s crops.

Features

Cover

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andmark

B

usiness

R

epresents

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ore

T

han

150 Y

ears of

F

arming

Herrle’s Country Farm Market is a popular destination for Waterloo

residents.

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urturing

P

recision

in

the

F

ield

Information collected by today’s field equipment can help make your

next season’s crops an even bigger success. Explore the highlights and

issues of data collection in this followup to Better Farming’s January

2015 exploration of precision technology on the farm.

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elivering

D

irect

to

C

ustomers

D

riveways

Beef Farmers of Ontario program helps farmers combine online sales

with urban drop sites.

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utting

4R N

utrient

S

tewardship

into

P

ractice

The industry-devised approach to nutrient management is a hands-on

method of ensuring strong yields and the best performance from your

inputs while reducing your environmental footprint.

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