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U.S.-China trade dispute continues to hold down soybean prices
Most of Ontario’s cropping region received 20 to 30 millimetres of precipitation over the past two weeks. Corn and soybeans…
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Opinion: Livestock farmers call for help due to trade turmoil
As politicians on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border shout to either protest or protect the future of supply management,…
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Saudi human rights spat has repercussions for Ontario hay exports
Other export opportunities exist for Ontario-grown forages, but the chair of the Ontario Hay and Forage Co-operative (OHFC) admits the…
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Opinion: Feds likely to face tough time getting provinces’ support
Battles between the federal government and the provinces aren’t new. First ministers’ meetings have always been venues where numerous fights…
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Editorial: Yes, a food policy for Canada still has a chance
The creation of a national food policy for Canada is a daunting task, full of practical and political pitfalls —…
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Dry weather means large processing tomato harvest
Ontario processing tomato growers are harvesting one of the best crops in 10 years, with one of the top two…
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Waterjet use on planters eliminates coulter-soil contact
The use of pressurized water as a cutting tool has come full circle. It was used extensively to power away…
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