
Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, January 22
A mental health facilitator says uncertainty, isolation and a social disconnection have certainly been stressors for people through the pandemic.

A mental health facilitator says uncertainty, isolation and a social disconnection have certainly been stressors for people through the pandemic.
The agriculture ministers for Canada and Ontario want the rest of the country’s support in removing the reference margin limit in the AgriStability Program.
The Healthy Watershed Manager with the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority will spend part of this summer testing sediment plumes in the lower Great Lakes for nutrient content.
Frontline workers in the food processing industry that are deemed essential will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines as part of the province’s immunization program.
Ontario Equestrian has released information about funding being made available to Ontario equestrian facilities experiencing financial hardships affecting animal care.
Canada’s agriculture minister recently delivered the keynote address during the virtual 2021 Summit of State Agriculture and Rural Leaders.
The health of the soil is of prime importance according to a presenter at Ecological Day at Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week.
Crops Day highlights the final day of Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week.
The Ontario dairy industry is holding its own during the pandemic.
The President of Beef Farmers of Ontario sees light at the end of the tunnel related to processing capacity.