Ontario Grain Farmer Magazine is the flagship publication of Grain Farmers of Ontario and a source of information for our province’s grain farmers.

Grain Farmers of Ontario

Year: 2019

Financial analysis

BMO ISSUES NORTH AMERICAN REPORT

January 2019 - DESPITE ONGOING TRADE concerns and rising business costs, Bank of Montreal (BMO) analysts say a favourable exchange rate between the Canadian and American dollar means Canadian grain producers face a positive market outlook. EXCHANGE RATE…
The soil doctor is in

FARMSMART 2019

January 2019 - LEE BRIESE WON’T be wearing a white lab coat when he comes out to your fields. He’ll be carrying a shovel, not a stethoscope, but as far as he’s concerned, his job is as important…
Business side: Distracted driving

CONVERSATIONS WITH BUSINESS EXPERTS

January 2019 - (J.M.) WHAT IS DISTRACTED DRIVING? (K.S.) Distracted driving is most often associated with cell phone use. Under the Highway Traffic Act, motor vehicle drivers in Ontario cannot use a hand-held device while driving. And while…
GrainTALK for January 2019

GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO

January 2019 - FROM THE CHAIR A Q&A with Grain Farmers of Ontario chair, Markus Haerle. With 2019 being an election year, what are Grain Farmers of Ontario’s priorities going to be? A. It’s important that the federal parties and…
Agricultural innovation

SYNGENTA MEDIA SUMMIT

January 2019 - INNOVATION IS CHANGING faster than ever before, and Syngenta is growing along with it. The theme of the 2018 Syngenta Media Summit was just that — a new era of agriculture innovation. But what does…
Farm Market News review

TARIFFS TRUMP SOYBEAN PRICES

January 2019 - THE 2017—18 MARKETING year will be remembered for the tariff war between the United States and China. Already weighed down by the prospects of huge U.S. crops, the uncertainty over the trade situation applied further…
Maintaining what’s in the bin

OVERWINTER STORAGE TIPS FOR MOULDY CORN

January 2019 - IF YOU HAVE mouldy corn in on-farm storage, keep an eye on it over the winter to ensure the corn that comes out of your bin in the spring isn’t worse than when it went…