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Eastern Ontario AgriNews • November 11th, 2019

A sheep tour from the other side

BERWICK — Ever wonder how other sheep producers are keeping their operation afloat? What their business looks like from the other side?

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • October 2nd, 2019

Planting a beneficial seed

BOURGET – During the 16th annual South Nation Conservation Watershed Bus Tour, Senior Forest Technician Chris Craig discussed alternative cash possibilities for farmers. This includes South Nation Conservation going in to clear

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • September 5th, 2019

Bringing business to Shaw Road

MOUNTAIN – After causing a bit of a stir at the previous council meeting, with many of Shaw Road’s residents heavily protesting the Kee VanWinden’s application to rezone property for an agricultural repair business, he was awarded exactly that – with...

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • September 5th, 2019

Kemptville College Alumni unveils new building

LOMBARDY – Every year, the Kemptville College Alumni has a reunion to keep tabs on how everyone’s doing and what everyone’s been up to; but there was something very special about this year.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

Allergies challenged

OXFORD MILLS - If you or your child have a serious, life-threatening allergy, then you know the struggle all too well.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

Minister and MPP appreciate Carleton farmers

NORTH GOWER - Appreciation is always key for the farmers of the Carleton area, according to Carleton MPP Goldie Ghamari, who organized an early breakfast at North Gower's Marlborough Pub, on Fri., June 28.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

A triumphant return

NEPEAN - After a devastating fire took out Peter Ruiter whole operation including 80 cows and three barns, he finally held an open barn on Sat., July 13 at his Blackrapids Farm to officially tell the community that he's back on top.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

A unique award for a unique product

WINCHESTER - The final stop on Hardeman's North Dundas trip in late June was the Evan Porteous Farm to announce the Dairy Distillery as a recipient of the Inaugural Excellence in Agriculture award, for their innovative new product, Vodkow.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

Agri-Knights of the roundtable

WINCHESTER - After an informative appreciation breakfast in North Gower, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman was ready to take on more issues with the Township of North Dundas.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • August 5th, 2019

Big crowd fore 13th annual 4-H Foundation Golf-East Tournament

OTTAWA - Despite the looming presence of dark rain clouds threatening a good time, 4-H Ontario managed to pull off their 13th annual 4-H Foundation Golf-East Tournament this june at the Anderson Links Golf Club.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • July 31st, 2019

Winchester Research Station expands operation

WINCHESTER – After a riveting roundtable discussion, the next stop on Minster of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman’s North Dundas journey in late June was at a new Eastern Ontario Crop Research Facility, in conjunction with the...

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • July 8th, 2019

For the good of forensic science

QUEBEC – A body farm? Don't worry, it's not what you think... kind of.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • July 3rd, 2019

Farmersville Community Abattoir’s future looking bleak

ATHENS – Barbara Schaefer and Bernie Barber are retiring at the end of the year, leaving the Farmersville Community Abattoir without a clear future.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • July 3rd, 2019

China suspends Canadian meat

SAINT-HYACINTHE – Going from bad to worse in the span of a month. In a surprise move by the Chinese Embassy, Canada has been asked to suspend all meat exports, after blocking pork imports this month from Frigo Royal Inc. due to the use of the “muscle...

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 5th, 2019

Parmalat taken to court, changes needed

WINCHESTER – In light of the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) laying charges against Parmalat Canada relating to a sewage works Environmental Compliance Approval violation and discharging a containment into a natural...

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 3rd, 2019

Hall and Robinson run for CFA presidency

Candidates Norm Hall of Saskatchewan and Mary Robinson from Prince Edward Island are officially in the running to become the next president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA).

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 3rd, 2019

Tillage: A necessary evil?

A lot of advantages and disadvantages can come from the use of tillage, no matter which system an operation is using.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 3rd, 2019

Five easy steps

KEMPTVILLE - According to Horst Bohner from the Ontario Ministry Of Agriculture, Food And Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), there are five steps that every farmer needs to follow to achieve 80 bushels per acre of soybeans.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 3rd, 2019

A rare breed at 93

WINCHESTER - Walking into Allison Fawcett’s house of Fawcettdale Farms, your eyes will immediately catch the plaques hanging on the wall, showing what master cattle breeders the family has produced.

Eastern Ontario AgriNews • June 3rd, 2019

A burning problem

VERNON - While tractor fires might not be as common as one thinks they are, they can still be a danger to caution.