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Ontario farm leaders have presented a unified response to Canadian government officials regarding the response to U.S. tariffs, calling for targeted support programs, investment in agriculture's productive capacity and more. Read the full list below
- Top Crop Manager team
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Ontario farm leaders have provided recommendations to the AAFC Minister Kody Blois and OMAFA Minister Trevor Jones regarding the governments’ response to U.S. trade action.
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Keep it Clean launched its 2025 Product Advisory, outlining potential market risks from using certain crop protection products on some crop types.
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Agriculture in the Classroom Canada (AITC-C) welcomes Denise Schmidt as its new executive director to lead AITC-C’s strategic vision to deepen its educational impact and foster collaboration across Canada’s agricultural and education communities.
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Tar spot is an emerging fungal disease in Ontario cornfields, first detected in 2020. It presents as black, raised lesions that feel rough to the touch, like sandpaper. These lesions, called stroma, contain spores that can spread through wind and rain, leading to multiple infection cycles within a single growing season.
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