Weather can make a big difference in the amount of nitrogen recommended for growing high-yielding corn. This is part of preliminary findings from a project led by corn specialist Greg Stewart of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Guelph, which is evaluating Ontario’s corn nitrogen calculator to determine the accuracy of its recommendations […] Read more
OSCIA: Weather key in N recommendations for high-yield corn
Crop Advances: Disease scouting helps maintain Ont. corn quality
Regular survey for the presence of corn diseases and pests can help farmers and plant breeders adapt to emerging trends — and protect and grow markets. This is particularly important for seed corn production, where Ontario is a recognized leader in North America, producing high yields and high quality. "These surveys help give us a […] Read more
Certified Angus Beef Targets Canada
Rising beef consumption and the growing popularity of branded products are good news for the future of beef production. This is especially true for Canadian cattle farmers and ranchers, as a leading branded beef company based in the U.S. is turning its eyes northward to expand its supply. Dr. Larry Corah, vice-president of Certified Angus […] Read more
NATIONAL E. COLI 0157 VACCINATION WOULD PAY
Foodborne illness is something nobody wants to experience. It’s unpleasant, costly and, in the case of illness caused by E. coli 0157:H7, can cause lasting health problems or even death. The total economic cost of E. coli 0157:H7-related illness is high — as are costs associated with its prevention. A newly released study shows that […] Read more
Canadian Cattlemen Presents: Depth of Field
