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Canadian food – Thank you for your service

May 13, 2020

Video: Canadian food – Thank you for your service

To those who produce...
To those who process...
To those who get it on our plates...
Thank you for your service.

Canadian food – Thank you for your service

To those who produce... To those who process... To those who get it on our plates... Thank you for your service.... More ›

Red Meat - COVID-19 update for the agri-food industry

Brief discussion on the economic stress in the red meat sector by FCC's VP & Chief Ag Economist J.P. Gervais.... More ›

2020 Crop Insurance Announcement

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation - 2020 Crop Insurance Announcement... More ›

Covid-19In Meat Processors with Dennis Burson

Dennis Burson, Meat Extension and Food Safety Specialist, explains how smaller community meat processors are handling the challenges of COVID-19.... More ›

Selecting Which Cattle to Cull

Dave Lalman has advice on how to choose which cattle to cull and the options available to ranchers.... More ›

COVID-19 Impacts on Cattle

Mike Briggs, feedlot manager from Seward, Nebraska, explains how COVID-19 is changing the way his business operates and offers advice for producers in a similar position.... More ›

Essential Adjustments that Improve IB Vaccine Efficacy in Broilers

A few essential adjustments in the way infectious bronchitis vaccines are handled and administered at the hatchery can improve vaccine efficacy.... More ›

Growing Bermudagrass For Forage

Alex Rocateli has advice for producers growing bermudagrass for forage.... More ›

How to Scout Your Wheat Field for Frost Injury

Dennis Pennington, Michigan State University Extension wheat specialist, talks about how to assess winter wheat for frost injury.... More ›

Orchard Hill - Horse-powered Organic Farm Part 2 - Horse Drawn Farming Implements

Joe visits Ken and Martha Laing on their Organic farm in St Thomas, Ontario. This 93 acre farm has been in Martha's family since the 1820's and they took over in 1979. They operated a pick-your-own fruit farm for 17 years.... More ›

Crop Shuttle Customer Spotlight - Tasteful Selections

Crop Shuttle Customer Spotlight - Tasteful Selections Available In Eastern Canada from Northern Equipment Solutions.... More ›

Big'r Apple Farm Brompton Ontario

Pick your own Apples is always a great idea. Different varieties of Apples to choose from and Locally grown vegetables fresh from the farm. Simply amazing.... More ›

Hazelnut IPM Workshop Part 7: Managing Weeds in Hazelnut Orchards

The presentation describes why and how weeds can be managed in commercial hazelnut orchards using modern production practices. Growers will know where to find information on registered herbicides in Ontario and advice, precautions to take to prevent resistance to herbicides and prevent spray dr... More ›

Trudeau says $252M aid package for food industry a first step

As dairy farmers dump milk, potatoes pile up and meat-packing plants struggle with COVID-19 outbreaks among workers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised a $252-million aid package to stabilize Canada's agriculture and food industries. It includes a $50-million fund to buy food that will other... More ›

Cargill meat packing plant reopens after two week shutdown

After a two week shutdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic the Cargil meatpacking plant south of Calgary has reopened for business. Cargill announced April 20 it was temporarily shutting down after 900 cases of the virus and one death at the plant that has 2,000 workers. The union representi... More ›