Increasing forage feed efficacy and harvesting efficiency through better management and quality assessment improves nutrition and minimizes waste.
Improving forage quality
Expansion marks Marcrest Manufacturing’s growth in baling sector
Company plans to add a 45,000-square-foot painting shop to its Listowel plant this year
Marcrest Manufacturing, home of the Bale Baron, is painting 2025 red with a significant 45,000-square-foot paint shop expansion. The new building will increase efficiency, provide warehouse space, and potentially create new jobs for the company.
Port expansion increases Parrish and Heimbecker mill and terminal capacity
Company adds third flour mill and storage space at Hamilton port
P&H’s expansion, the Port of Hamilton agri-food cluster now represents 31 per cent of its overall cargo and supports 105,000 provincial jobs.
Agriculture leaders honoured with King Charles III Coronation medal
Many Ontarians nominated by Senator Rob Black
15 Ontarians received the King Charles III Coronation Medal in 2024.
Government bills, driver education and Hydro One payments top Ontario Federation of Agriculture resolutions
Resolutions tabled at the organization’s annual meeting sparked heated debate
Ontario farmers say they should be compensated for the expense and inconvenience of having power lines on their land.
Effective advocacy hinges on strong municipal relationships
Those interested in building a positive relationship with local municipal council should begin with the chief administrative officer.
Raising sheep by the numbers
Embracing incremental change and increased measurement can increase sheep production profit, says expert
Measurement and data analysis in sheep production are critical tools for deciphering the per-pound production costs and increasing efficiency and profit.
Canine carcass scavenging contributes to rise in sheep measles
University of Guelph parasitologist supports canine parasite program for control
Carcass condemnation resulting from sheep measles infections are rising in Ontario.
Canadian Federation of Agriculture’s year filled with legislation, trade and building international partnerships
President Keith Currie is optimistic that incoming U.S. agriculture secretary’s policy background will be a benefit in negotiations
Canadian Federation of Agriculture’s year filled with legislation, trade and building international partnerships
Financial protection for Canada’s fruit and vegetable growers near reality
Bill C-280 receives third reading in Senate, awaits Royal Assent
Scot Davidson’s private member’s Bill C-280, otherwise known as the Financial Protection for Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Farmers Act, received its third reading Dec. 10 and awaits royal assent.
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