Midday Ag News Report For Friday, May 10

By Steve Sabourin on May 10, 2019

Canada’s agriculture minister is headed to Japan to participate in the G20.

Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, May 9

By Steve Sabourin on May 9, 2019

Statistics Canada reports canola stocks were 10 million tonnes at the end of March, an increase of 10.5 per cent compared with the previous year.

Midday Ag News Report For Wednesday, May 8

By Steve Sabourin on May 8, 2019

A livestock genetic company in Guelph is seeing delays in getting their export license to China renewed.

Midday Ag News Report For Tuesday, May 7

By Steve Sabourin on May 7, 2019

A $30,000 donation supports The Do More Agriculture Foundation.

Midday Ag News Report For Monday, May 6

By Steve Sabourin on May 6, 2019

The Ontario Federation of Agriculture continues to consult the province on damage to farms caused by wildlife.

Midday Ag News Report For Friday, May 3

By Steve Sabourin on May 3, 2019

Ontario farm groups disagree with a decision to drop charges against a well-known animal rights activist.

Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, May 2

By Steve Sabourin on May 2, 2019

A fad diet and bad weather in important growing regions have caused a spike in prices for celery.

Midday Ag News Report for Wednesday, May 1

By Steve Sabourin on May 1, 2019

Hensall Co-op’s new fertilizer blending facility in Drayton is up and running for the 2019 growing season.

Midday Ag News Report for Tuesday, April 30

By Steve Sabourin on April 30, 2019

Public Safety minister Ralph Goodale says it’s still not certain that the issue of Canadian canola being barred from China is connected to the arrest of a Chinese business executive.

Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, April 25

By Steve Sabourin on April 25, 2019

A study out of York University has found that the American Bumblebee in southern Ontario is facing imminent extinction.

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