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April 3, 2019 |
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The new federal fuel surcharge came into effect on April 1. Farmers in Ontario are eligible for an exemption on fuels used for farming practices, but the details have created some confusion.
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Saskatchewan producers are reminded that the deadline to enroll in the AgriStability Program is April 30.
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It's a few months before bloom, but not too soon to be thinking about your chemical thinning strategies for 2019.
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Solafilm soil-biodegradable mulch film by FilmOrganic is a high performance, high tensile strength black mulch film. That means it lays nice and flat even when its windy because you can pull a 5% tension on it.
Get an early start on your season.
Solafilm is extra durable with a minimum 30-day planting window and 4-month service life. And because its soil-biodegradable, you can enjoy the reward of an extra picking instead of spending money cleaning a field of dirty old plastic.
Convenient. Economical. Clean.
Call us at 888-754-5156 ext. 15 or e-mail at info@filmorganic.com to learn more about Solafilm.
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Fruit and Vegetable magazine is joining with Annex Business Media's other agriculture publications to conduct a survey to gain a better understanding of the future of Canadian farming. Is your farming career just beginning, or coming to an end? What are your plans for the future of the farm? What resources do you need to make better decisions in terms of your farming future?
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A new processing plant in Guelph, Ont., plans to transmute sweet corn into a highly innovative product that can be used in a myriad of cutting-edge applications. Dr. John Dutcher, with the help of three other scientists at the University of Guelph, has discovered and isolated nanoparticles in sweet corn called glycogen, a biodegradable material found in plants.
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Vineland Research and Innovation Centre has appointed Ian Potter as its new chief executive officer.
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The Organic Council of Ontario was recently approved for funding through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership to investigate the feasibility of creating a central database of approved organic inputs.
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The Presidio fungicide label has been expanded via the Minor Use Program for control of various diseases on field and greenhouse grown basil, hops and edible-podded beans in Canada.
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