Harvest survey results show consistency
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MILLERS WILL BE PLEASED WITH THE RELIABLE QUALITY OF ONTARIO’S CROP IT SEEMS AS though the winter wheat harvest started and finished in the blink of an eye. For three weeks samples were coming in…
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Leaders in the making
- GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO SPONSORS A YOUNG COUPLE FOR THE AMERICAN SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION AND DUPONT YOUNG LEADER PROGRAM supporting young farmers and grooming future leaders is an activity Grain Farmers of Ontario takes seriously. Which… -
Behind the scenes: Calling attention to important work within the organization
FROM THE CEO'S DESK
- SEPTEMBER WAS A busy month at Grain Farmers of Ontario with our Annual General Meeting (AGM) and all of the related board and committee meetings adding to an already full schedule of fall events. Preparing… -
The house that straw built
- LIVING HAPPILY EVER AFTER IN HOME-GROWN HOMES building with straw can be accredited to both early pioneers and a beloved porcine fairytale character. But with increasing consumer demand for sustainable practices, straw bale housing is… -
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Farm issues in the provincial election
- WE ASKED POLTICAL LEADERS THEIR THOUGHTS ON IMPORTANT FARM ISSUES The Ontario Grain Farmer magazine recently contacted all provincial candidates in regards to their stance on four key agricultural issues. We have received general statements… -
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Estimating yield
- GREAT LAKES GRAIN PREDICTS 157 BUSHEL CORN AND 45 BUSHEL SOYBEANS The results are in and according to Great Lakes Grain, farmers can expect corn to come in at 157 bushels per acre and soybeans… -
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Hard or soft – know your options
- WINTER WHEAT MARKET SIGNALS MAY INFLUENCE PLANTING Winter wheat planting season is almost upon us and big decisions need to be made about what wheat to plant. Often, this decision is determined by what wheat… -
GFO Newsletter for September 2011
- GET THELATEST NEWS FROM GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO grain farmers of ontario Welcomes new vp Grain Farmers of Ontario is pleased to announce that John Cowan will become the new Vice President of Strategic Development.… -
Cropside: Bugs in bins
AGRONOMIC INFORMATION FROM ONTARIO'S CROP SPECIALISTS
- QUALITY MANAGEMENT DOESN’T STOP AT HARVEST with wheat already in the bin and corn and soybeans coming in soon, managing grain in bins to maintain quality should be top of mind for farmers. Here are… -
The Big Picture: Farmers Feed Cities – making the connection
- FRESH FROM THE FIELD DINNER A HUGE SUCCESS we need food to live. We grow it, we cook it, we eat it, we enjoy it, and we entertain with it. The local food movement has…
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Weed control tips
FALL MANAGEMENT
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Many farmers have witnessed the value of applying herbicides in the fall for the management of winter annual and biennial/perennial weeds (Figure 1). Often, they will see both a reduction in density and a delay…
From the CEO’s desk – April/May 2026
From the CEO's desk
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In an uncertain world, reliability matters. Global agriculture is increasingly shaped by geopolitics, supply chain disruptions, and shifting trade policies. In recent years, input costs, particularly fertilizer costs, have been affected by export restrictions, shipping…