Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show in Woodstock, Ontario has ended for 2025. John Greig wraps up the show with some industry trends and innovations and technologies to watch out for that will impact Ontario agriculture.
Low crop prices and trade uncertainty are keeping crop farmers out of the machinery market, while high prices are affecting the beef marketplace. New technology continues to evolve quickly, including in-row precision fertilization of corn, more in-field disease detection and the ability to test leaf tissue immediately in the field.
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