If hay yields in the region are any indication of the yields of our next crops, we could be looking at a really good year. For the most part, Mother Nature seems to be working with us, we don’t want to jinx the potential, but we do love to wager some predictions. Vogel Photo
By Cassidy ReaneyAgriNews Contributor The International Plowing Match and Rural Expo is back after...
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Ruth Ann and Dwight Foster, owners of North Gower Grains, celebrated 15 years in business along...
Winter WheatVogel Photo By Kelsey Banks, AgronomistKelseyabanks3@gmail.com Many say “time flies”...
From the left, back row: Jos and Francine Melenhorst, Marc Melenhorst. Front Row: Jack, Sonia, and...
Climate change and the effects of it including possible remedies has been ongoing for as long as...
Read MoreCHESTERVILLE – The current unrest in the Netherlands between Dutch farmers and their government has put a spotlight on the challenge that all first world farmers face as global governments strive for new fertilizer emission...
Read MoreMAXVILLE – There were plenty of things to see and do during the 2022 Maxville Fair held on June 17-19. From the Amazing Race held on the opening day to the highland dancing competition on June 19, fairgoers were treated to a...
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CHESTERVILLE – The list of price increases from dairy products at the farm gate to the cost of...
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Nurse bees on a frame filled with bee brood. Courtesy Photo CONSTANCE BAY – The historic...
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Ian Vallance of Dalkeith pulls with his John Deere 4620 in the tractor pull at the Maxville Fair...
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