As we close in on the end of April, those on sandy soil are just starting to move on the land. The old saying “Good things come to those who wait”, is trying the patience of farmers across the region. As we get some nice weather and anticipate getting crops in the ground and another dump of snow comes around. Vogel Photo
Wampum Belt that was created to mark the occasion when, in 2019, Kingston’s Sisters of Providence...
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Photo Source: Ontario Sheep Farmers www.ontariosheep.org Spring is often a time for new births on...
This is twin row bio-strip till rows preparing for planting of the 2022 crop. Photo taken during...
This cover crop is made up of oats, forage peas and radish. Courtesy Photo ST. ISIDORE – A...
SOUTH GLENGARRY – The Avian Flu, (bird flu) is slowly making itself known throughout Ontario. As of April 26, there were 19 Avian Flu hotspots in Ontario. The first one discovered on March 27 in Guelph, has been followed by the...
Read MoreWith a provincial election just a month away, there are agricultural issues that need to be front and centre for all candidates. Agricultural federations from across the province are organizing all candidates’ meetings in order...
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CHESTERVILLE – Hundreds of farmers and homeowners in Stormont Dundas and Glengarry who have...
Read MoreBy Sandy CasselmanAgriNews Staff Writer TORONTO – “Welcome to our final in a series of three virtual Teeny Tiny Summits for the 2021-2022 season,” Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA)’s Karen Fischer...
Read MoreThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency, (CFIA) is on the alert for a potential increase in the incidence of avian influenza (AI), subtype H5N1, (bird Flu) in Ontario. On March 27, the CFIA announced that a poultry flock in the...
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This 1953 Minneapolis-Moline BF was purchased by Alfred Vogel of Williamstown in 1957. The first...
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