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October 1, 2019
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Sharing pest lessons from Ontario’s challenging season

From insecticide timing to Bt traits, the field crop team from Ontario’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs compiled a list of pest lessons learned from this year’s challenging cropping season in Ontario.


Commercial rice crop taking root in Chatham-Kent

Several people came out to watch as the one hectare of rice, grown by the Chinese-based Ontario FangZheng Agriculture Enterprises Inc., was harvested on a farm in Raleigh Township, just west of Chatham.


Ontario leading trade mission to South Korea and Japan

Canada’s minister of agriculture and minister of economic development will lead a trade mission to South Korea and Japan from Oct. 12 to 24 to promote Ontario products, including pork, beef, and soybeans.
 
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Controlling traffic to boost soil health

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Improving productivity and pest control: are longer crop rotations better?

Well-planned crop rotations can provide many agronomic and economic benefits to wheat and other crops in rotation. In a recent project, researchers wanted to assess whether longer crop rotation intervals could lead to increased crop productivity and stabilize economic returns while reducing input requirements compared to more typical summer annual crop rotations. » Learn more
 
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Why Soil Health is Important

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