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Ontario Farmers -- Share Your 2026 Planting Plans and Win Big!

Ontario Farmers -- Share Your 2026 Planting Plans and Win Big!
Jan 05, 2026
By Farms.com

Take the Farms.com Risk Management Planting Intentions Survey and gain insights into Ontario’s 2026 acreage mix.

Would you like an early look at what Ontario farmers will plant in 2026 and how the acreage mix might shape up? Farms.com Risk Management is inviting farmers across Ontario to participate in the Annual Ontario Planting Intentions Survey—a quick and easy way to share your plans and gain valuable market insights.  Deadline to complete the survey is March 13.

By completing the survey, you will help build a clearer picture of what crops Ontario farmers intend to plant this year and what impact those decisions could have on supply and basis levels.

Everyone who participates will receive a copy of the 2026 Farms.com Risk Management Planting Intentions Final Report, scheduled for release at the end of March 2026. You can use this report, to make your final planning decisions for 2026.

3 Reasons Why You Should Complete the Survey
1. WIN BIG!
Your name will be entered into a random draw for one of three Tim Hortons gift card prizes:

  • $100
  • $200
  • $300

2. Get Exclusive Insights
Participants will receive the overall data and Farms.com Risk Management’s expert analysis—information that could help you better anticipate commodity risk at harvest.

3. Quick and Simple
It takes less than five minutes to complete, but the insights you gain could make a big difference in your commodity marketing strategy.

Click here to take the survey and enter the Contest!

For daily information and updates on agriculture commodity marketing and price risk management for North American farmers, producers, and agribusiness visit things; Farms.com Risk Management Website to subscribe to the program.


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