MAY/JUNE 2012
FEATURES
Grain research around the world
Rebecca Hannam
CSC Asian program a success
Nicole Mackellar
For India and agriculture
Edith Munro
Ag imports unfazed by political turmoil
Edith Munro
Seed corn production
Jeanine Moyer
A hybrid of two farming cultures
Kim Waalderbos
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Risky business?
Barbara Selkirk
Cool tools increase efficiency
Amy Petherick
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Solutions to the challenges facing the global food system
By: Teresa Falk
December 2011

READ A MORE in-depth article on The Future of Food and Farming from the December issue of the Ontario Grain Farmer. The Global Food Read More
Will the new Risk Management Program preserve market access?
By: Patrick O'Neil, Ontario Pork
July/August 2011

THIS ARTICLE FIRST appeared in Better Pork magazine and is supplied courtesy of AgMedia Inc.on march 29, the Ontario Government announced new Read More
The new US food safety law
By: Edith Munro
July/August 2011

THE RECENT PASSING of the US Food Safety Modernization Act means big changes are coming for our neighbours to the south. There’s no question that Read More
Strategic plan unveiled
By: Claire Cowan
October 2010

“A STRATEGIC PLAN is like a roadmap,” began Grain Farmers of Ontario’s CEO at their Annual General Meeting with delegates in September. Although he Read More
Biotechnology in wheat
By: Claire Cowan
October 2009

DESPITE BEING FIGURATIVELY set on the backburner for the past five years, the debate surrounding biotechnology in wheat has recently become part of Read More
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