Dr. Curtis Rempel, vice president of crop production and innovation with the Canola Council of Canada (CCC), reviews the initial draft of the canola industry's innovation strategy. Curtis presented on Dec. 1, during the Canola Discovery Forum, day two of Canola Week 2021.
Celebrate Canada’s Agriculture Day by reflecting on the important connection of where our food comes from and recognizing the contributions of the hard-working farmers who caringly produce it. During this slide show we introduce you to some of our amazing Manitoba Chicken Producers farm families. These images share about the importance of animal care, sustainability, multigenerational farming, the pride our farmers take in producing local healthy food.
Alberta Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Econ. Dev. - Japan-based food and beverage consultant Gourmet Pro presents an overview on the Japanese alcoholic beverage industry followed by a panel discussion and Q&A.
Product timelapse video for Bayer Crop Science Canada – Roundup Transorb® HC herbicide compared to competitor glyphosate Environment: Light frost followed by good growing conditions Timelapse: 32 days after application
As an interest in sustainability continues to grow, so does the interest in consumers to play their part in the world. To some, that means making the switch to plant-based proteins. Because of that, research in different crops is skyrocketing to find appropriate plant-based protein alternatives.
A white and cranberry bean seeding rate project was conducted on Ontario farms in 2018 to 2020. A summary of the results is described here by Meghan Moran, OMAFRA Canola & Dry Bean Specialist.
We're back with our second talented female farmer in our Women in Agriculture series, Nicola.
Jonathan Hofstetter, Field Sales Representative with New Holland Agriculture, provides an overview of the company's PLM Connect Portal. New Holland’s PLM Connect enables you to monitor key operating parameters on your fleet to maximize efficient farming. You can also receive fault code alerts so that any service issues that arise can be quickly resolved.
The days are becoming longer, brighter and as the snow melts a busy planting season looms ahead for Ontario’s farming community. Many of us have waited in anticipation for the warmer temperatures and spent the winter months planning our crops, ordering inputs and ensuring our equipment is ready for when spring’s favourable weather gives us the green light.
