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Stronger together: The importance of peer connections

Conversations with business experts

August 2026 - Q: WHY SHOULD MENTAL WELLNESS AND PEER CONNECTIONS BE VIEWED AS ESSENTIAL PARTS OF A SUCCESSFUL FARM OPERATION? I often relate it to creating a farm business plan. Every plan includes essential components, such as…
From the CEO’s desk – August 2026

From the CEO's desk

August 2026 - The past month has been a busy one for me with meetings involving national and international collaboration. These meetings can feel like a long way away from my work on the farm, but the truth…
From gaucho to grain farmer, government and back

Santiago del Solar on a decade of change in Argentina

August 2026 - An Argentinian farmer remains hopeful that farmers in his country can thrive with a more stable policy environment. The business pavilion at Expoagro is buzzing with activity. Held each March in San Nicolás, Argentina, the…

Managing Bt-resistant corn rootworm: Reset and don’t repeat

Agronomic information from Ontario's crop specialists

August 2026 - Monitoring for adult CRW populations using sticky traps can help assess the risk of root injury to the following corn crop. Photo: OMAFA. Corn rootworm populations in 2025 were among the highest in decades, driven…
From the CEO’s desk – June/July 2026

From the CEO's desk

June 2026 - Agriculture is built on more than the crops we grow. It’s built on the people willing to step forward, to learn, and most importantly, to lead. A strong farm sector needs strong leaders, and that’s…
Across Canada, Across Borders

What Ontario grain farmers can learn from the Canada-U.S. trade reset

June 2026 - Trade policy is reshaping the outlook for farmers as political decisions abroad increasingly influence prices, market access, and investment confidence at home. The real storms shaping Canadian agriculture are increasingly political, not just meteorological. From…
Raising the bar on oat yields

Agronomic information from Ontario's crop specialists

June 2026 - Oats provide an excellent opportunity to diversify crop rotations. When managed well, they can be both productive and profitable for Ontario growers. The success of an oat crop is a function of variety selection, management…
GrainTALK newsletter – GrainTALK for June/July 2026

An update on Grain Farmers of Ontario news and events

June 2026 - Your Grain Farmers of Ontario Team Here is our next installment of profiles of your Grain Farmers of Ontario staff to help introduce you to the team. Liam JamesonPolicy Analyst Liam Jameson joined Grain Farmers…
Expropriation explained: What farmers need to know

Conversations with business experts

June 2026 - Q: WHAT IS LAND EXPROPRIATION? A: Expropriation is the forced taking of land by the government for public purposes without the consent of the owner, but the government compensates the owner for the taking. Q:…

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Stronger together: The importance of peer connections

From the CEO’s desk – August 2026

From gaucho to grain farmer, government and back

Managing Bt-resistant corn rootworm: Reset and don’t repeat

From the CEO’s desk – June/July 2026

Across Canada, Across Borders

Raising the bar on oat yields

Expropriation explained: What farmers need to know

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GrainTALK newsletter – GrainTALK for August 2026

Stronger together: The importance of peer connections

From the CEO’s desk – August 2026

From gaucho to grain farmer, government and back

Managing Bt-resistant corn rootworm: Reset and don’t repeat

From the CEO’s desk – June/July 2026

Across Canada, Across Borders

Raising the bar on oat yields

GrainTALK newsletter – GrainTALK for June/July 2026

Expropriation explained: What farmers need to know