NFU-O continues study into labour conditions
That includes challenges to training and retaining agricultural workers and new farmers.
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Health Unit looking into death of temporary foreign worker
The Medical Officer of Health for Windsor-Essex has ordered an autopsy on the 30-year-old temporary foreign worker who passed away from COVID-19 over the weekend.
International Plowing Match postponed for first time since World War 2
Leadership of the Ontario Plowmen’s Association says the decision was made while monitoring local, provincial and federal government information and regulations, noting that the health and safety of volunteers, sponsors, competitors, visitors and staff will “always be our number one priority”.
Owen Sound market goes online
Co-manager Richard Thomas says when they’re fully up and running, all fresh fruits, vegetables and other produce will be available.
Government support comes as welcome news for local meat processors
As smaller meat processing plants in Ontario start to feel the crunch of the pandemic, upper levels of government are lending a helping hand.
Bluevale farmer appointed to commission
Amy Cronin will chair the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Commission.
Application process open for COVID-19 support
Applications for Agri-food Workplace Protection Program are being accepted as of today.
Giving away rutabagas in Blyth
The rutabaga was first celebrated with a festival in Blyth about 25 years ago.
GFO concerned about losses
Losses could reach $135 per acre for corn.
New funding to secure Canada’s food supply
A total of $252-million to ensure workers are safe, the food supply is secure, and surplus food does not go to waste.
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