Publication
Halenda’s wins finest meat competition
Although Ontario’s Finest Meat Competition has been held since 1987, “this competition has evolved” and always has had a range of categories, says Meat & Poultry Ontario spokesperson Daphne Nuys-Hall. While the host organization name changed to its...
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Export-oriented businesses watch tariff exemptions
Ottawa - Finding new international customers for Canadian food and beverage products requires dealing with a variety of challenges, says Farm Credit Canada. More processing, stronger infrastructure and higher productivity can help Canadian agriculture...
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Farm-Seen
A mourning dove on September 28, taken by Nancy Coghlin of Atwood The Webber Family Farm fall display in Loretto consists of five sunflowers that grew to a height of 19 feet (579.13 centimetres) and 23 feet (701.04 centimetres) against the barn. Cattle...
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EDITOR’S DESK
Sneaking in on the ground floor of the debt ceiling ........... 3
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Farm-Seen
The morning sun is caught in a web by Nancy Coghlin of Atwood Emmett Boakes, 1, son of Aaron and Alicia Boakes at Curries, soaks in the last of summer while examining the Labour Day corn A drone field demonstration was the highlight of a recent busy...
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PROPERTIES
Wheat: The story matters more than the spreadsheet Canada should not copy Trump’s beef blunder Crop producers face fertilizer uncertainty
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PRODUCTION
Agroforestry benefits extend beyond the extra income potential..33 Scouting advised as spider mites become active...36
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PROPERTIES 44
Renewed Iran conflict The revealing entries in Lily Calder’s diary U.S. sends excess
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PRODUCTION
Tupling Farms at Honeywood hosts compaction day .............................
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ANGLE IRON
Company develops radar to prevent drone collisions .............................
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K Canada Day Knee High by the First of July 2026
Noah Brusso, 7, of Maplecrest Holsteins in Ayton was outstanding in his field on July 1. Parents are Adam Brusso and Kelly Barratt. More Canada Day and knee-high by the first of July corn photos are spread across the pages of this week’s issue
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PROPERTIES
Scams continue under the guise of bank, utility staff The grocery promotion scam nobody sees
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PROPERTIES
Will painting rural roads slow Fears rise that El Nino will be big, bad, and costly Grey council supports larger
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PRODUCTION
Strathroy grower talks about his 35year no-till on clay experience ..........
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MARKETS:
Picked fiddleheads hit stores in 24-36 hours ........................
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UTRCA adds 16 properties
The Canadian government’s effort to protect and conserve 30 per cent of the country’s lands and waters by 2030 is getting some help from the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority. The conservation authority announced that it will be registering...
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PROPERTIES
Cyber security now a key issue for weighing technology A dozen area mayors register Alto misgivings EU flags banned GMOs in Argentine, Brazilian soys
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PROPERTIES
Breakfast meeting field notes from around the province Global egg market faces multiple pressures When temporary workers saved the day at Dresden Ex
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DRAINAGE FIELD AREN’T VIEWED AS A BAD THING BY ALL SPECIES IN ATTENDANCE
HURON COUNTY
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PROPERTIES
Food fraudsters sully Quebec’s syrup industry Beef herd growth driven by imports What happens when hay supplies
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Inside:
Brazilian greenhouse started with backpacking trip ...................... 19A
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Shackelton Auctions Inc HUGE ANNUAL SPRING EQUIPMENT ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
Selling for JEFF BRUNET – Complete line, C. Harder – retirement, a local farmer downsizing, over 200 consignors, and several dealer inventory reductions at the SHACKELTON AUCTION CENTER - #51570 Lyons Line, Springfield, Ontario Can. N0L 2J0 – and our...
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PROPERTIES
More potatoes approved for Mexican market Agritourism Ontario does first-ever impact study Tick hot spots will ramp up once temperatures hit 4C .........................
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