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1. BIBEAU TESTS POSITIVE FOR COVID
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who said it's a mild case.
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2. OTTAWA SAYS CROSS-BORDER TRUCKERS MUST BE VACCINATED, REVERSING EARLIER
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4. PHONE-BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE AIMED AT FARM FAMILIES LAUNCHES IN ONTARIO
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January 10, 2022 Farm News
5. NEIGHBOURS OPPOSE POTENTIAL AIRPORT EXPANSION
The northwest edge of the main runway at the Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport
is just a few hundred metres from where Caleb Thurston and his family sleep.
January 5, 2022 Farm News
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CROPS
1. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR MARCH CLASSIC
Grain Farmers of Ontario has opened registration for its 2022 March Classic:
Sowing the Seeds of Opportunity, Innovation and Tomorrow to take place in
London.
January 10, 2022 Crops
2. HEATING OUR HOMES WITH LEFTOVER CANOLA
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4. SCHMIDT DEPARTS NUTRIEN
Mayo Schmidt is gone as chief executive officer or Nutrien Ltd. only eight
months after he stepped into the role from chairman of Nutrien’s board.
January 5, 2022 Crops
5. DISASTER RESPONSE PLEADS FOR MORE HAY
Mennonite Disaster Response is appealing to Ontario farmers to donate more
hay to help hard-pressed cattle owners in Western Canada.
January 5, 2022 Crops
6. GRAIN FARMERS REFOCUS ON DRYING TAX BREAK
Grain Farmers of Ontario has renewed its lobby for an exemption from the
carbon tax on energy used to dry grain.
January 3, 2022 Crops
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1. ON-FARM METHANE DIGESTERS SPARK U.S. DEBATE
A proposal to offer subsidies to farmers to build methane digesters for
cattle manure is sparking a debate between farmers and environmental
activists.
January 14, 2022 Livestock
2. 'DANISCO EXPANDS RUMINANT PORTFOLIO
Danisco Animal Nutrition has announced new developments to its ruminant
portfolio. The business will launch Bovizyme GA enzyme in the U.S. and two
Omni-Bos probiotics in the Middle East.
January 13, 2022 Livestock
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4. WORLD DAIRY EXPO ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS
Nominations for the 2022 World Dairy Expo Recognition Awards are being
accepted through February 1, 2022.
January 13, 2022 Livestock
5. SECOND NEWFOUNDLAND OUTBREAK OF AVIAN INFLUENZA CONFIRMED
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed the second outbreak of
avian influenza in Newfoundland.
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1. UNIT SALES FINISH 2021 UP DOUBLE DIGITS
Nearly 360,000 total tractors and combines left dealer lots in 2021 in North
America.
January 13, 2022 Equipment
2. JOHN DEERE REVEALS FULLY AUTONOMOUS 8R TRACTOR
During a press conference at CES 2022, John Deere revealed a fully
autonomous tractor that’s ready for large-scale production. The machine
combines Deere’s 8R tractor, TruSet-enabled chisel plow, GPS guidance
system, and new advanced technologies. The autonomous tractor will be
available to farmers later this year.
January 5, 2022 Equipment
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4. RUSSIAN COMPANY UPS STAKE IN VERSATILE TRACTORS
Combine Factory Rostselmash of Russia has upped its stake in Buhler
Industries from 80 to 97 per cent by purchasing the 16 per cent of shares
owned by former Buhler chairman John Buhler.
December 23, 2021 Equipment
5. ROCKWOOD PARADE OF LIGHTS IS BACK
The 29th Annual Rockwood Farmers’ Santa Claus Parade of Lights is back.
November 25, 2021 Equipment
6. CANARM CONSOLIDATING OPERATIONS
Canarm AgSystems is consolidating its Shakespeare operations (Faromor) into
its Arthur facility and transferring agricultural fan production to its
Brockville location.
November 24, 2021 Equipment
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January 10, 2022 Farm Business
2. DAIRY COMMISSION HAS NEW CHIEF
Jennifer Hayes is the new chair of the Canadian Dairy Commission.
January 5, 2022 Farm Business
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4. MERGER COMING IN THE RENDERING BUSINESS
Darling Ingredients Inc., which has a large share of the Ontario market
including Rothsay Concentrates, has an agreement to buy all of the shares of
Valley Proteins Inc. for about $1.1 billion in cash.
January 3, 2022 Farm Business
5. DAIRY FARMERS COMPENSATION ANNOUNCED
Dairy farmers can apply for the third round of subsidies related to trade
deals with Europe and Pacific nations, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
said.
December 23, 2021 Farm Business
6. KELLOGG STRIKE ENDS
About 1,400 workers for Kellogg's have approved a contract to settle a
strike that began Oct. 5 and left huge gaps in cereal-aisle shelves at
Canadian supermarkets.
December 23, 2021 Farm Business
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1. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. At the
Ontario Stockyards, 230 fed cattle were on offer. Cows traded on a fully
steady market. Cows: $58.00 – $90.00 From Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average
price on Tuesday was $180.40 per ckg D.W. 100 index. The previous markets
day’s CME Constructed (201) price was $74.98 U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to
the previous day this was down $0.24 At the Chicago Board of Trade, corn
futures are slightly lower: MAR22 down 3 1/4 at $5.97 3/4 DEC22 down 2 at
$5.55 1/2 Soybean futures are slightly lower: MAR22 down 6 at $13.80 1/2
NOV22 down 7 1/4 at $12.92 3/4 Wheat futures are slightly lower: MAR22 down
4 1/2 at $7.65 3/4 JUL22 down 4 at $7.65 1/4 Chatham-Kent cash corn: $7.28 –
$7.38/bu, $286.50 – $290.44/mt. Chatham-Kent cash soybeans: $16.89 –
$17.01/bu, $620.42 – $624.83/mt. Chatham-Kent Soft Red Winter Wheat: $8.63 –
$8.81/bu, $317.01 – $323.62/mt.
January 12, 2022 Markets
2. CHINA, PHILIPPINES BAN CANADIAN BEEF
The confirmation of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy in an old Alberta cow
that died last fall has prompted China and the Philippines to join South
Korea in banning beef from Canada.
January 12, 2022 Markets
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4. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 11
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. At
Brussels and OLEX, 800 fed cattle were on offer. At Brussels, fed steers
and heifers are selling at fully steady prices. At OLEX, veal is selling on
a steady to barely steady market. Large Steers: $165.00 – $174.00 Medium
Steers: $158.00 – $164.00 Large Heifers: $165.00 – $174.00 Medium Heifers:
$158.00 – $164.00 From Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average price on Monday was
$189.11 per ckg D.W. 100 index. The previous markets day’s CME Constructed
(201) price was $75.22 U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to the previous day this
was up $1.34 At the Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures are slightly
higher: MAR22 up 3 1/4 at $6.03 DEC22 up 1/2 at $5.57 1/2 Soybean futures
are mixed: MAR22 up 5 1/2 at $13.90 1/4 NOV22 up 1 1/4 at $13.01 3/4 Wheat
futures are mixed: MAR22 up 5 1/2 at $7.67 1/2 JUL22 up 5 1/4 at $7.65 1/2
Chatham-Kent cash corn: $7.38 – $7.43/bu, $290.54 – $292.50/mt. Chatham-Kent
cash soybeans: $17.16 – $17.20/bu, $630.62 – $632.09/mt. Chatham-Kent Soft
Red Winter Wheat: $8.73 – $8.83/bu, $320.59 – $324.26/mt.
January 11, 2022 Markets
5. OTTAWA STEPS UP POTATO RESPONSE
The Trudeau government has stepped up its response to a United States ban on
Prince Edward Island potatoes by forming a five-member committee of cabinet
ministers to address the issue.
January 10, 2022 Markets
6. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 10
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. From
Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average price on Friday was $181.18 per ckg D.W. 100
index. The previous markets day’s CME Constructed (201) price was $73.88
U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to the previous day this was up $0.30 At the
Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures are slightly lower: MAR22 down 6 1/4 at
$6.00 1/2 DEC22 down 3 1/2 at $5.54 1/4 Soybean futures are slightly to
moderately lower: MAR22 down 23 at $13.87 1/4 NOV22 down 21 3/4 at $13.00
Wheat futures are slightly higher: MAR22 up 2 3/4 at $7.61 1/4 JUL22 up 1
1/4 at $7.58 1/4 Chatham-Kent cash corn: $7.36 – $7.41/bu, $289.55 –
$291.52/mt. Chatham-Kent cash soybeans: $17.17 – $17.27/bu, $630.99 –
$634.66/mt. Chatham-Kent Soft Red Winter Wheat: $8.53 – $8.76/bu, $313.52 –
$321.97/mt.
January 10, 2022 Markets
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COMMENTS
1. DENARD: THAT MAGICAL MOMENT WHEN . . .
Life is still full of enchanting moments and if you look closely enough, you
might just see one
Courtney Denard January 7, 2022 Comments
2. MAHON: THERE IS A MYSTERY GROUP IN THE MATTER OF SAVING FARMLAND
I imagine a cartoon with four people in it, having a discussion in a vacant
farm field somewhere in Ontario.
Paul Mahon November 12, 2021 Comments
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4. PARSONS: A WIN-WIN FOR COMMUNITY FOOD PROGRAMS
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John Parsons November 12, 2021 Comments
5. BINKLEY: THE AGRIFOOD SECTOR HAS A FRIEND IN OTTAWA
The federal government got back to work in late October when the new cabinet
was sworn in.
Alex Binkley November 12, 2021 Comments
6. CARING FOR LARGE ANIMALS BEST LEFT TO YOUNG VETS
Margaret Haylock-Capon October 31, 2021 Comments
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