Dairy quota transfer policies under review Tuesday, April 30, 2013 by SUSAN MANN The quota committee for the five Eastern Canadian provinces in the milk-pooling agreement is reviewing all quota transfer policies involving quota that isn’t sold on the exchange, delegates to the Dairy Farmers of Ontario recent spring policy conference were told. The five provinces that are part of the agreement on Eastern Canadian milk pooling, known as P5, are: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. They share revenue from industrial and fluid milk markets and work cooperatively on other matters of mutual interest. The review includes the interrelationship between the various policies, according to a report released at the conference held in March. Part of the discussion is focused on Ontario dairy farmers’ ability to acquire a second dairy farm and operate a multiple farm operation. The other P5 provinces only allow their dairy farmers to operate one farm. BF New risk assessment management protocols for dairy producers Processing tomato prices disappoint growers
First edition of Ag & Country published for Western Canada Tuesday, December 3, 2024 Farms.com is pleased to share the inaugural edition of the Ag & Country Directory in Western Canada. The company has produced the Ag & Country Directory in Ontario for several years, and this year launched the Western Canadian version. Farmers in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba... Read this article online
The Perfect Gift for Farmers – Cool Tools Tuesday, December 3, 2024 When it comes to finding the perfect gift for the farmer in your family, nothing beats the practicality and excitement of a high-quality tool. Whether it’s a rugged power tool, a specialized piece of equipment, or a handy gadget that makes everyday tasks easier or more enjoyable,... Read this article online
Farm Fresh Ontario is now Agritourism Ontario Monday, December 2, 2024 Agritourism Ontario (formerly Farm Fresh Ontario—the name change took place on December 2, 2024) is heading into 2025 with a new name and look that is more reflective of what the association does. It is also taking on some big projects thanks to the support of the Ontario Ministry... Read this article online
Rural Institute of Ontario intros its 2024 Rural Change Makers Monday, December 2, 2024 The Rural Ontario Institute (ROI) has announced its 2024 young leaders of change, who have begun their leadership learning journey together through the () program. “We have another incredible group of passionate emerging leaders this year, each with unique perspectives and lived... Read this article online
Fendt and Massey Ferguson Sprayers Added to Advantage Farm Equipment Lineup Friday, November 29, 2024 Advantage Farm Equipment is thrilled to announce the addition of Fendt and Massey Ferguson sprayers to its product lineup, completing its full AGCO range. This strategic expansion aligns with the launch of IDEAL combines and Momentum planters in 2024, reaffirming the company’s commitment... Read this article online