Tar spot in Ontario
HERE TO STAY
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TWO STRAINS OF tar spot — Mexican and Caribbean — are here to stay in Ontario, and growers need to take active steps to achieve good control of this corn disease this summer and in…
Topic: Ontario
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Make your voice heard
FROM THE CEO'S DESK
- YOU ARE LIKELY seeing lots of signs of spring — the days are getting longer, daffodils are blooming, trees are budding, and tractors are starting to make their way to the field for the 2022… -
Growing demand for hemp
POTENTIAL NEW MARKET FOR GRAIN FARMERS
- IT IS THE end of July, and Reuben Stone is standing in one of his hemp fields in eastern Ontario, near the village of Cobden. Stone grew his first hemp crop in 2009 and has… -
Social responsibility
NCGA NEW SUSTAINABILITY GOALS
- AMERICAN CORN FARMERS have announced timely sustainability goals for the sector, hoping to appeal to consumers’ environmental interests and farmers’ desire for less government intervention and regulation. The goals, outlined by the National Corn Growers… -
Farmland values
STRONG INCREASES ACROSS CANADA
- ALTHOUGH MANY ASPECTS of our lives and the national economy were negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, the value of Canadian farmland — and real estate in general across the country — was…