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Register now for the Southwest Agricultural Conference
Field crop producers, agribusiness representatives, researchers and students will have the opportunity to hear new ideas from international speakers as well as Ontario’s own expert farmers and researches at the 2014 Southwest Agricultural Conference, to be held Jan. 7 and 8, 2014 in Ridgetown, Ont.
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BASF and Monsanto team up
Working together with retailers across eastern Canada, BASF Canada and Monsanto Canada are once again offering growers a $1 per acre rebate when Integrity, Eragon, Marksman and/or Armezon herbicides are purchased with matching acres of Roundup WeatherMAX herbicide, according to a press release.
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Investment made to strengthen wheat breeding
The Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC), along with the Western Grains Research Foundation (WGRF) and the Canadian Field Crop Research Alliance (CFCRA) are partnering with the Government of Canada to invest $25.2 million to support the development of new and improved wheat varieties as part of the National Wheat Improvement Project (NWIP).
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FCC extends Young Farmer Loan Program
Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has extended its loan program designed to help young farmers purchase or improve farmland and buildings.
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Quinoa and amaranth
Quinoa and amaranth are both grown in the Canadian Prairies, but are they suitable crops for eastern Ontario farmers?
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