US and World We are hitting the home stretch for U.S. crops.  In past years mid-June to early July is often the time for pricing crops.  In fact, weather post July 4th and into mid-July is critical for the corn pollination period and often…

Albert Tenuta, field crop plant pathologist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs, discusses moving their crop tours and learning days to online events in the coming weeks. He also gives an update from the fields.

US and World It is that time of year of rapid growth of crops across the greater American corn belt.  Fourth of July corn pictures are being posted all over social media, showing excellent progress.  For the week ending June 28th, USDA rated US…

Jake Munroe, soil management specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, discusses the Soil Test Manager; we get an update from Crosby Deviit, CEO of Grain Farmers of Ontario. Hosted by Rachel Telford and Megan Wright.

US and the World It’s been a good start for US crops as we head into the end of June and the first part of July.  As of June 7th, 75% of American corn was rated good to excellent, much higher than the difficult…

Mel Reekie, manager of member relations for Grain Farmers of Ontario, joins us as we continue our year-long series celebrating the 10th anniversary of our organization. We discuss the past 10 years of member relations and hear how Mel is continuing to ...

Guests: Marty Vermey, Grain Farmers of Ontario’s senior agronomist; Crosby Devitt, CEO of Grain Farmers of Ontario. Hosted by: Rachel Telford and Megan Wright.

US and World Amid the COVID-19 related news farmers have been busy in the fields across the greater North American corn belt.  As of May 10th, 67% of American corn has been planted and 38% of American soybeans.  During the week ending May 16th,…

Guests: Victoria Berry, manager of communications for Grain Farmers of Ontario; Markus Haerle, chair of Grain Farmers of Ontario. Hosted by Rachel Telford and Megan Wright.

Guests: Philip Shaw, Market Trends; and Crosby Deviit, CEO of Grain Farmers of Ontario. Hosted by: Rachel Telford and Megan Wright