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Low potassium is limiting soy yields

November 2011 - ONTARIO SOILS ARE LOW IN POTASSIUM AND YIELDS ARE SUFFERING this past growing season, hundreds of thousands of soybean acres showed potassium deficiency in the province and there is no doubt that this deficiency is…
Farming technology goes state-of-the-art

November 2011 - WHAT’S NEW AND WHAT’S NEXT IN FARM EQUIPMENT – ALTERNATIVE FUELS, AUTOMATION AND MUCH MORE like technology in other sectors, agricultural technology is evolving fast. Cleaner-burning and more energy-efficient engines are on the way, as…
Ontario is ideal for coexistence

FROM THE CEO'S DESK

November 2011 - EVERY TWO YEARS, leading experts from around the world working in the field of agriculture meet to actively debate the policy, legal, economic and technical solutions needed to facilitate the coexistence of biotech, conventional, organic…
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Harvest for Hunger – A Once in a Lifetime Experience

October 2011 - EXPERIENCING THE HARVEST FROM THE COMBINE – THE EXCITEMENT OF THE WORLD RECORD BREAKING CHALLENGE The big event On October 5th over 3500 farmers and spectators gathered in Monkton, Ontario to attempt a world record…
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Canada’s largest commercial bakery opens

October 2011 - MAPLE LEAF’S NEWEST FACILITY SET TO BAKE 250,000 LOAVES OF BREAD A DAY 250,000 loaves a day! That’s how much bread Maple Leaf foods and Canada Bread expect to bake each and every day out…
The Big Picture: FREEDOM from oil?

October 2011 - WHAT NON-FARMERS ARE SAYING ABOUT FARMING setting out on a journey across the American Midwest and Canada, filmmakers Josh Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell try to take a look at the ethanol argument and America’s…
Future of grain

October 2011 - HIGHLIGHTING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY IN GRAIN PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION Largest steel grain bin in Ontario goes up Great Lakes Grain opened its newest grain storage facility at their FS Partners grain site recently in Delhi.…
Cropside: Aiming for 30 percent in 2012, good tillage practices for the year ahead

AGRONOMIC INFORMATION FROM ONTARIO'S CROP SPECIALISTS

October 2011 - CONSERVATION TILLAGE AIMS to achieve the benefits of tillage without compromising the benefits of residue cover. Maintenance of 30 percent residue ground cover has been identified as the critical level which still provides significant protection…
GFO Newsletter for October 2011

October 2011 - GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO Annual District Meeting Schedule Everything you need to know about the Annual District Meetings can be found on the gfo website at http://gfo.ca/AboutUsMain/GFOEventCalendar/DistrictAnnualMeetings.aspx. • Upcoming Market Trends…
Research roundup

October 2011 - FIND OUT WHAT’S NEW IN THE WORLD OF RESEARCH Airborne pathogens key to North American disease surveillance Natalie Osborne An international disease monitoring system initially developed for soybean rust is now being expanded to include…

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Low potassium is limiting soy yields

Farming technology goes state-of-the-art

Ontario is ideal for coexistence

Harvest for Hunger – A Once in a Lifetime Experience

Canada’s largest commercial bakery opens

The Big Picture: FREEDOM from oil?

Future of grain

Cropside: Aiming for 30 percent in 2012, good tillage practices for the year ahead

Research roundup

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Low potassium is limiting soy yields

Farming technology goes state-of-the-art

Ontario is ideal for coexistence

Harvest for Hunger – A Once in a Lifetime Experience

Canada’s largest commercial bakery opens

The Big Picture: FREEDOM from oil?

Future of grain

Cropside: Aiming for 30 percent in 2012, good tillage practices for the year ahead

GFO Newsletter for October 2011

Research roundup

Recommended:

Tar spot prevention

Charting the path forward