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1. Behind The Lines - Better Pork June 2009

   ... most aspects of the flu epidemic were moving too fast to be covered in a magazine, on page 40 of this issue we do offer you an important article for ...

   WebMaster - Nov 1 2012 - 13:10

2. New grain terminal will be a basis booster predicts GFO chair

   ... G3 Canada Limited announced, Tuesday. The project is to be completed by harvest in 2017. When they begin receiving crops, the new ... (fert, chemicals, machinery eveything imported in USD). IP Soybeans still offer decent premiums ( BUT the other leg of grain farming ...

   Mary Baxter - Oct 14 2015 - 17:25 - 8 comments

3. Research explores ways to hone fertilizer calculations

   ... but our understanding of nutrient uptake and runoff could be imporved, says Keith Reid, a Guelph-based soil scientist and agronomist ... Reid is a regular contributor to Better Farming magazine. BF   Description (Tag):  fertilizer ...

   Mary Baxter - May 9 2014 - 16:29 - 0 comments

4. Canadian plant biotech industry weighs in on GMO labelling bill

   ... of members in the House of Commons, the bill could still be approved, as the members don’t have to follow their party’s instructions ... GMO Sweet Corn at Farmers Markets Label the GMO Corn and Soybeans that go into Animal Feed Label the GMO Corn used as sweeteners ...

   Mary Baxter - Jun 25 2016 - 09:08 - 7 comments

5. Behind the Lines - March 2008

   ... Better Farming launched an improved website where we will be publishing important and time-sensitive news of interest to the farm ... annual soybean chart, which were formerly published in the magazine. At Better Farming, we feel that with high-speed access becoming more ...

   WebMaster - Nov 1 2012 - 13:10

6. Municipal Board ends anti-solar farm bylaw

   ... be reached for comment. In an article in Better Farming magazine’s April issue, Kirby estimated the two hearings could cost the municipality as much as $80,000. Pruner noted in the same article that the municipality initially ...

   Mary Baxter - Apr 6 2012 - 12:48 - 2 comments

7. Pigeon King comes to court

   ... has elected to represent himself and if it goes to trial, to be tried by judge and jury. Prior to the company’s July 2008 bankruptcy, ... Busters Now, a non-profit organization, and Better Farming magazine. He says the campaign destroyed the business and the livelihoods of ...

   Mary Baxter - Nov 7 2012 - 11:42

8. Fast track drought assessment farm group pleads

   ... to do the assessment. “A lot of the information won’t be known until harvest time so it’s very difficult to do anything ad hoc at ... prices I will gross over $1,000 acre on corn and $700 on soybeans. This will be my most profitable harvest in 30 years and will burn ...

   dstoneman - Aug 10 2012 - 13:48 - 24 comments

9. The greater the biodiversity, the better the chances of grassland restoration, researchers find

   ... to become more prevalent, then farmers could benefit from planting a diversified species of native grasses.” MacDougall and his ... The researchers' work was recently written up in Nature magazine. BF   Description (Tag):  grasses ...

   Mary Baxter - Feb 19 2013 - 18:49 - 0 comments

10. Ontario dairy industry’s Johne’s program wraps up

    ... far more cows than organizers initially thought there would be. About 170,000 cows went through the program. “Originally we budgeted ... in a story in the December issue of The Milk Producer magazine published by Dairy Farmers of Ontario. BF ...

    Mary Baxter - Nov 5 2013 - 11:15 - 1 comment