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June 11, 2019 |
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Agricorp has extended the production insurance planting deadlines for corn and soybeans by up to five days for some regions of Ontario in response to difficult planting conditions across the province.
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With continued rainfall, some Ontario corn growers are switching to shorter-season hybrids, or changing their intended corn acres to soybeans. Corn planting progress for the province is estimated at 60 per cent complete.
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Paula Eraso, Charles-Étienne Ferland and Alexandra Stinson were announced as the winners of the 2018-2019 Excellence Award for Ag Students Competition. Each student submitted a response to this year’s competition question, “How can agriculture bridge the increasing rural and urban divide?”
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Grain, Seed, Feed and Fertilizer – for all the high value products you store and handle on your farm there is a Meridian Smoothwall Hopper Bin. With a standard powder coat exterior and available powder coat interior, Meridian bins have proven to last for generations. They retain their superior industry value and are easily relocated.
Meridian built the first SmoothWall Hopper Bin in 1965 and continues to set the bar for excellence in the industry. Whether you are looking to invest in farm storage that transfers value to the next generation or get the maximum return on your investment, you can count on Meridian SmoothWall Bins.
Visit us online at meridianmfg.com/smoothwall-bins or contact us today to
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Whether the weather is too wet, or too dry, it’s not just right for soil conditions. Marla Riekman’s presentation during the 2019 Soil Summit broke down compaction, salinity and what needs to be done. For much of Eastern Canada enduring wet weather, Riekman discusses how to manage soil if it’s already compacted and what to do to prevent compaction.
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Consumer attitudes toward genetically modified foods in Canada are lukewarm at best. Marketing research out of the University of Saskatchewan took inventory of current attitudes and industry communication and found out that particular changes to the industry’s approach could help shift consumer attitudes.
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