Thunder Bay research station closes its doors
Lack of funding is the reason cited for ceasing operations
Photo: Bruce Forrest, right, and Tarlok Sahota, director of research and business at the Thunder Bay Agricultural Research Station.
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Public consultations on Ontario’s proposed neonic controls draw to a close
Scrap the proposal altogether, recommends one farm group; extend the restrictions to neonic foliar sprays and more crops advises another
Lambton farmers awarded $106,000 for road salt property damage
County solicitor says municipalities should be exempt from such legal action; judge cites 1980s Niagara road salts case as precedent for decision
Ontario ramps up mechanical inspection for some farm trucks
New inspection procedures were introduced on Jan. 1
New broiler chicken pricing method takes effect in February
Filed this month, the change “is a significant milestone,” says the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Commission
Red tape costs Canadian business, including farms, billions: survey results
Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey shows small and medium-sized businesses spend hundreds of hours a year on government-related paperwork
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