Tribunal appeal on turkey pricing averted Wednesday, February 16, 2011 by BETTER FARMING STAFFOntario’s turkey producers and processors have reached an agreement to share changes in the cost of feed until the end of the quota year April 30. The agreement, made earlier this month, averted an Ontario Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal hearing scheduled for today. Turkey Farmers of Ontario, the provincial marketing board, sets the prices for live turkeys. Processors were concerned that the rising costs of corn and soybeans would “drive costs into the system,” said Jeff McDowell, a member of the Ontario Poultry Processors Association turkey committee in January.The committee represents three processors that process 90 per cent of the tonnage in Ontario.Janet Schlitt, Turkey Farmers general manager, says the new agreement took effect retroactive to Jan. 10. BF Dairy Goat Co-op Takes Over Mornington Grower plans to take tobacco appeal to court
Share Your 2025 Planting Intentions and Win! Monday, March 3, 2025 Curious about what Ontario farmers plan to grow in 2025? The Farms.com Risk Management Annual Ontario Planting Intentions Survey is now open, offering valuable insights into upcoming acreage trends. Farmers across the province are encouraged to participate in this quick and easy... Read this article online
Canada Cuts 20 Provincial Trade Barriers Friday, February 28, 2025 Twenty additional federal exceptions will be removed from the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), reducing the total number of federal exceptions from 39 to 19, The Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Transport and Internal Trade announced on Friday, February 21, 2025. Most of these... Read this article online
Winners announced for the 2024 Nutrien Ag Solutions Hometown Yield Challenge Friday, February 28, 2025 Nutrien Ag Solutions has announced the winners of its first e, a program available to growers in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. The top two yielding farming operations were each able to choose a community organization to receive $20,000. Three runners-up were also chosen, and each... Read this article online
Keep Yours Toes Warm in Every Season with the Agro 897 Friday, February 28, 2025 BY: Zahra Sadiq Say goodbye to leaky boots that don’t keep you warm, the Lemigo Agro 897 offers durable waterproof protection, insulation for all-day comfort, and a sturdy design perfect for tackling tough farm tasks in any weather. Lemigo is a family business, 26 years strong, that... Read this article online
Ontarians give Premier Doug Ford third consecutive mandate Friday, February 28, 2025 Ontarians gave Premier Doug Ford the mandate he wanted on election night as the Progressive Conservatives cruised to its third straight majority government – a feat a political party hadn’t achieved in the province since 1959. Premier Ford and the PCs won or are leading in 80 of Ontario’s... Read this article online