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New Automower AWD models for exceptional lawncare in tough conditions
Husqvarna Automower produces no direct emissions, delivers the same consistent results 24/7 and can work rain or shine, and even at night because it is ultra-quiet.
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) is pleased to announce the provincial and federal governments support of OFAs project proposal to rapidly develop a comprehens
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Canada is taking steps to ensure the resilience of the food supply chain and to provide support to keep the agriculture sect
4 indicators that signal a rebound in the farm economy
COVID-19 has disrupted all parts of the economy, and agriculture is no exception.
Sollio Cooperative Group, one of the world's largest agricultural cooperatives, has chosen EQ Care to deliver telemedicine services for employees of its parent company an
Canada's turkey farmers announced another $80,000 donation in the wake of COVID-19, which will support mental health initiatives across the country.
Revamped Clinical Impressions Survey Increases Veterinary Response Rate
Improvements made by the Canada West Swine Health Intelligence Network to its quarterly Clinical Impressions Survey have dramatically improved the response rate of veteri
Feed Sourced rom FMD Free Regions Poses Minimal Risk to North American Livestock
The Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center says, by sourcing feed ingredients from foreign animal disease free regions, the risk of importing these inf
Discoveries Related to Brachyspira Expected to Help in Developing New Vaccines
Discoveries related to one of the bacterial species responsible for swine dysentery disease, could lead to the creation of vaccines to prevent the infection.
Keep it Clean - 2020 Products of Concern
Keep it Clean is reminding growers to use acceptable pesticides only during the growing season ahead.
Ontario Makes it Easier to Conduct Business during COVID-19
The Government of Ontario is making it easier for people to conduct business and practice physical distancing in the new COVID-19 environment.
New protection against flea beetles for canola
A new insecticide seed treatment from Bayer helps protect canola against flea beetles in Western Canada.
We're PLOWING ON at the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo
The 103rd edition of the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) has been postponed until October 2021. The IPM will run from Wednesday, October 13th to Saturday
Cyclone Amphan hit 100,000 ha farmland: Odisha minister
Farmers rue crop loss, blame state for insufficient insurance policy
New Feed Flow Control for Big Wheel Feeders improves user experience
Osborne Industries, Inc., is pleased to announce the release of a new feed flow adjustment system for the companys line of Big Wheel Pig Feeders.
Genetic Selection for Disease Resilience Expected to Become Mainstream
The identification of genetic traits that contribute to disease resilience in swine can be expected to become a mainstream approach to protecting pigs from disease.
Survey Launched to Learn More About Purple Sows
The Canada West Swine Health Intelligence Network has launched a survey to help learn more about the frequency of an unusual condition in sows.
FERTILIZER CANADA RELEASES A NEW ELEARNING COURSE: 4R Nutrient Stewardship in Ontario
Ontario farmers, agronomists, students, and agri-retailers can now take a region-specific course on utilizing 4R Nutrient Stewardship best management practices on provinc
Working together through COVID-19
CFO participates in roundtable with Minister Hardeman
Heat kills thousands of Australians yearly: Study
Australian researchers have called to add climate change as an official cause of death after a study published on Thursday found that heat-related deaths have been under-
COVID-19: 60% farmers suffered yield loss on their harvest, shows survey
Survey aimed to evaluate the impact of the nationwide lockdown against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on agricultural production and livelihood
FCPC CEO, Michael Graydon, Appears on The Voice of Retail Podcast
FCPC CEO, Michael Graydon, offered an exclusive interview on The Voice of Retail. He and host, Michael LeBlanc, discussed how brands reacted to the shockwave of demand fo
New U.S. Aid to Farmers Leaves Ontario Farmers Unable to Compete
Grain Farmers of Ontario, the provinces largest commodity organization, representing Ontarios 28,000 barley, corn, oat, soybean and wheat farmers urge the Canadian govern
Majority of Canadians believe that hunger and food insecurity will worsen as a result of COVID-19
86 per cent also believe that agriculture and agri-food plays a key role in Canadas national security and critical infrastructure
Why Has Corn Taken So Long To Emerge in 2020?
Some corn was planted around 10th of April. A much larger acreage got in between the 21st and 27th. The rest got in during the first part of May.
Doug Ford must stop delaying and step up for Ontario farmers and food security now: Vanthof
Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, NDP Deputy Leader John Vanthof said that Doug Ford needs to listen to Ontario farmers who are facing the Covid-19 crisi
Exploring the Connection between Mental Health and Farm Business Management
New report reveals 88% of farmers say following a written business plan has contributed to their peace of mind
Imaflex Continues to See Positive Results from ADVASEAL Field Trial
Imaflex Inc. (Imaflex or the Corporation) (TSXV: IFX), announces positive independent trial results from the first harvest comparing tomato production with ADVASEAL to th
Fruit and vegetable growers welcome funding to protect farm workers
Ontarios fruit and vegetable growers are pleased with the announcement of financial supports from the federal and provincial governments to protect agricultural workers o
How farm couples can stay happy working together
As reducing the spread of COVID-19 has closed offices and workers are set-up at home, people are now experiencing something many farmers already do work alongside a spou
Q&A: Country singer and ag business owner Levi Riggs
Byline: From the time he sangin church with his grandmother as a child, Levi Riggs has had a love for music. Born on a dairy farm in Indiana, Riggs went on to study his p
This article is a short reminder for sprayer operators to respect the possibility of tipping a sprayer.
Real World Study Confirms Ability of Viruses to Survive in Feed
Research conducted on behalf of the Swine Health Information Center has confirmed the ability of viruses to survive in feed under real world conditions. Laboratory resear
COVID-19: Food Bank Requests To The Ontario Government
In 2019, Ontarios provincial food bank network was accessed by over 520,000 people who visited our services more than 3.2 million times.
Food Banks Canada Launches Next Phase Campaign: 'I ATE' to Raise Remaining $70M in $150M Appeal
Food Banks Canada is announcing the next phase of its campaign, I ATE with the goal of raising $70 million. This amount marks the remainder of the $150M appeal that was i
Paddy or no paddy: Quest for equilibrium between water, livelihood in Haryana
Paddy is not suitable for Haryana and to sustain its water resources and to agrarian livelihood in the long term, according to a water productivity report
Why rapid urbanisation in peri-urban areas is a concern for Chandigarh
Kharar, an urban settlement in Chandigarh, is witness to fast-track development in the past few years
Economic stimulus package on Day 3 a repetition of budget: Experts
The announcement included some major policy shifts that may have far-reaching consequences
Agriculture sector to grow by 4.5% over next 3 years: Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar
Agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar pointed out that the government had taken steps to minimise farm distress by injecting 1 lakh crore into the economy through wel
Farmers can soon sell their produce to any buyer
Farmers will also have the option to sell their produce directly to farmer producer organisations (FPOs), big retailers, and cooperatives without bringing produce to mand
The Fertilizer Industry Continues to Implement Practices to Improve Water Quality Across Canada
Canadians understand the importance of sustainable environmental solutions and as summer quickly approaches, the fertilizer industry continues its commitment to protect a
Canada and Ontario Take Steps to Further Protect Farm Workers
Funding will help enhance health and safety measures during COVID-19
Farm Credit Canada-backed fund offers innovative and flexible solutions for uncertain times
The Honourable Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, on behalf of Farm Credit Canada (FCC), today announced the launch of a $100-million Agriculture
Helping the dairy sector mitigate the impact of COVID-19
The Government of Canada is actively working to support our dairy producers and processors through this pandemic and to ensure Canadians continue to have access to good,
Agriculture has always been essential to our country, from the early beginnings of colonial activity to the society that we live in today. Canada has thrived on the dedic
3rd instalment of the stimulus package: Sitharaman rolled out reforms for the farm sector
The first two instalments of the stimulus programme announced on Wednesday and Thursday comprised schemes worth a total 8.4 lakh crore. They included a 3 lakh crore credi
The new dean for the college of agriculture and bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan formerly served as the colleges associate dean of research and graduate stu
Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association representatives highlight their frustrations with how the federal government is handling several issues.
COVID-19: Sitharamans agri bouquet does not cut ice with farm experts
Farmers need immediate help rather than plans for the future, they say
Food Manufacturing Sales Expected to Rebound Post COVID-19
The Chief Agricultural Economist with Farm Credit Canada anticipates a rebound in food manufacturing sales as typical food purchasing patterns begin to return to normal p