
March 20 – Midday Ag News Report
The provincial working group report on bees and neo-nics is drawing criticism from the Ontario Beekeepers Association.

The provincial working group report on bees and neo-nics is drawing criticism from the Ontario Beekeepers Association.
OBA President Dan Davidson argues the spread of dust from planters is just one way those pesticides are devastating bee populations.
Directors will now serve two-year terms, following a recent change in our election process approved through a regulatory review under the Farm Products Marketing Act.
Premier and Agriculture Minister Kathleen Wynne says a new report provides options for mitigating the potential risk to honey bees from neonicotinoid seed treatments.
OMAF says Swine DeltaCoronavirus – SDCV – has been found in samples from six Ontario farms.
If you missed last Friday’s deadline for registration for this year’s London Swine Conference, you have a second chance.
Double-digit increases for both soybean and wheat prices today in Chicago.
Brussels Livestock market report for the week ending March 18th.
Farrow-to-finish hog operations in Huron and Perth among the latest added to Ontario’s PED infected list – CKNX
Midday ag news report for March 19.