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1. Avoiding Scammers

   ... even be scammers who specifically focus on the agriculture industry. How can farmers protect themselves and their businesses from ... listed below market value should be a major red flag when shopping. He also recommends that, if possible, farmers make an effort to ...

   angel.dolan - Mar 25 2024 - 12:20 - 0 comments

2. Ag Co-ops: Training Our Next Generation

   ... the next generation to continue their work. While the industry searches to fill vacancies, high school co-operative education ... relationships they build. These students also build interest when they share their experiences with friends, family, and teachers. ...

   angel.dolan - Mar 25 2024 - 12:20 - 0 comments

3. July 13, 2012 cattle outlook

   ... compares to 43% poor or very poor the week before and 29% a year ago. For Missouri, the number is 87% poor or very poor. Only 1% of ... and beef imports were up 22.4%. During May exports equaled 9.3% of U.S. production and imports equaled 10.8% of production. For the first ...

   Mary Baxter - Jul 13 2012 - 17:29 - 0 comments

4. Will Your Next Pickup Be Electric?

   ... Motors photo With early models coming later this year, will we be seeing more of these “supertrucks” on rural roads? ...

   angel.dolan - Mar 25 2024 - 12:20 - 0 comments

5. Rosy outlook for Canada’s farm sector reflects farmland values says farm leader

   ... rates being the main culprit in the farm crisis of the early 80's and the decline of land values.So unless you can look into your crystal ... all there at the time, including a cover story in Fortune magazine in 1979 which read - "Investors in farmland on dangerous ground". ...

   Mary Baxter - Jun 21 2013 - 13:50 - 21 comments

6. Farm vehicle licence plate fees to increase

   ... of farm vehicle (3,001 to 3,500 kilograms), will rise to $93 from $81, and will rise to $107 in 2014 and $123 in 2015, according to a ministry news release. The cost of ...

   Mary Baxter - Mar 14 2012 - 20:44 - 0 comments

7. Winter deep freeze takes its toll on Ontario vineyards

   January 24, 2014 by MATT MCINTOSH January’s sub-zero ... “The extreme cold plus high winds meant we had almost 80 per cent bud kill on our vinifera grapes.” Rick Lakeit, owner and ... first winter blast. Conversely, anywhere from 80 to 93 per cent of primary chardonnay buds survived in the region of east Niagara. ...

   Mary Baxter - Jan 24 2014 - 16:48 - 3 comments

8. Farm net income gets a boost

   ... their net income rise two per cent above the previous five-year average. UPDATED MAY 28 by BETTER FARMING STAFF In ... gains. In Ontario, 2007 realized net income dropped to $93 million from $102 million in 2006. CLARIFICATION: Once the value of ...

   Mary Baxter - Apr 5 2012 - 14:15 - 0 comments

9. Europeans gear up for sow stall ban

   ... crates is apparently having some effect. Earlier in the year, just three member states were in compliance and 12 others were unable to ... of next year. Now nine countries expect to have at least 93 per cent compliance by the end of the year. The ban has loomed for nearly a ...

   WebMaster - Nov 1 2012 - 13:10

10. Report Card Time

    ... residue. Research data would suggest that if we had 60 to 80 per cent plants per acre uniformly of intended planting rate in soybeans, we ... on a field-by-field basis to get an improved report card, year in and year out. Here is hoping you receive a passing grade on all ...

    angel.dolan - May 26 2023 - 09:21 - 0 comments