
Sept. 1 – Midday Ag News Report
A change in the truck-washing rules linked to PED doesn’t seem to concern Ontario Pork.

A change in the truck-washing rules linked to PED doesn’t seem to concern Ontario Pork.
Plowmen from Clifford and Walton take second and third in the Canadian Plowing Championships.
The prices farmers got for their products were up nationally in June, but lower here in Ontario.
A GFO analyst suggests the Chicago soybean price could test the 8 dollar level as we get closer to harvest.
FCC economists say a weaker loonie is good news for Canada’s agricultural commodity producers.
The CNE’s Ambassador of the Fairs is a male – for only the second time in the event’s history.
The topic of Avian Influenza took center stage at a seminar on Poultry Health in Stratford. Details on that on more in today’s midday ag news report.
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture has made it’s key election policy concerns known to the federal political parties.
A Grain Farmers of Ontario analyst thinks we could soon see the bottom of the wheat market.
The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association wants feedback from the federal politicians on the industry’s priorities.