cheet-1814-ontariofarmer.gdev.postmedia.digital
Open in
urlscan Pro
34.95.11.30
Public Scan
Submitted URL: http://cheet-1814-ontariofarmer.gdev.postmedia.digital/
Effective URL: https://cheet-1814-ontariofarmer.gdev.postmedia.digital/
Submission: On February 23 via api from CA — Scanned from CA
Effective URL: https://cheet-1814-ontariofarmer.gdev.postmedia.digital/
Submission: On February 23 via api from CA — Scanned from CA
Form analysis 2 forms found in the DOM
GET /search/
<form action="/search/" class="top-menu-search__form top-menu-search__form--hidden" data-evt="focusin" data-evt-typ="form_interaction"
data-evt-val="{"form_name": "Search", "control_fields": {"mparticle": {"keys": {"form_name": "form_name"}, "mp_event_type": "Other"}}}"
id="top-menu-search__form" method="get"> <label class="visually-hidden" for="id_search_text">Search ontariofarmer.com</label>
<div class="search-form form__group"> <input class="form__control" id="id_search_text" name="search_text" placeholder="Search " required="" type="text" value=""> <button class="button button--primary button--icon top-menu-search__form-submit"
type="submit"> <span aria-hidden="true" class="button__icon"> <svg height="16" viewBox="0 0 32 32" width="16">
<path
d="M 12 1 C 5.9418624 1 1 5.9418624 1 12 C 1 18.058138 5.9418624 23 12 23 C 14.250876 23 16.345333 22.314679 18.091797 21.146484 L 27.939453 30.994141 A 2.0002 2.0002 0 1 0 30.767578 28.166016 L 20.957031 18.355469 C 22.23773 16.557441 23 14.367054 23 12 C 23 5.9418624 18.058138 1 12 1 z M 12 3.8691406 C 16.507309 3.8691406 20.130859 7.4926906 20.130859 12 C 20.130859 16.507309 16.507309 20.130859 12 20.130859 C 7.4926906 20.130859 3.8691406 16.507309 3.8691406 12 C 3.8691406 7.4926906 7.4926906 3.8691406 12 3.8691406 z">
</path>
</svg> </span> <span class="button__text visually-hidden">Perform search</span> </button> </div>
</form>GET /search/
<form action="/search/" class="search-form--lg" data-evt="focusin" data-evt-typ="form_interaction"
data-evt-val="{"form_name": "Search", "control_fields": {"mparticle": {"keys": {"form_name": "form_name"}, "mp_event_type": "Other"}}}" method="get"> <label
class="visually-hidden" for="id_search_text_top">Search ontariofarmer.com</label>
<div class="search-form form__group"> <input class="form__control" id="id_search_text_top" name="search_text" placeholder="Search ontariofarmer.com" required="" type="text" value=""> <button
class="button button--primary button--icon top-menu-search__form-submit" type="submit"> <span aria-hidden="true" class="button__icon"> <svg height="16" viewBox="0 0 32 32" width="16">
<path
d="M 12 1 C 5.9418624 1 1 5.9418624 1 12 C 1 18.058138 5.9418624 23 12 23 C 14.250876 23 16.345333 22.314679 18.091797 21.146484 L 27.939453 30.994141 A 2.0002 2.0002 0 1 0 30.767578 28.166016 L 20.957031 18.355469 C 22.23773 16.557441 23 14.367054 23 12 C 23 5.9418624 18.058138 1 12 1 z M 12 3.8691406 C 16.507309 3.8691406 20.130859 7.4926906 20.130859 12 C 20.130859 16.507309 16.507309 20.130859 12 20.130859 C 7.4926906 20.130859 3.8691406 16.507309 3.8691406 12 C 3.8691406 7.4926906 7.4926906 3.8691406 12 3.8691406 z">
</path>
</svg> </span> <span class="button__text visually-hidden">Perform search</span> </button> </div>
</form>Text Content
Skip to Content
Sections
Search
Search ontariofarmer.com
Perform search
Ontario Farmer
Subscribe
Main Menu
Search ontariofarmer.com
Perform search
* News
* Crops
* Livestock
* Equipment
* Business
* Markets
* Comments
* Obituaries
* Classifieds
* Shopper
* Auctions
* Rural Properties
* Book a Word Ad
* Shopping
* Contact Us
* Advertise With Us
* News
* Crops
* Livestock
* Equipment
* Business
* Markets
* Comments
* Shopper
* Auctions
* Rural Properties
* Book a Word Ad
* Shopping
* Contact Us
* Advertise With Us
HOME | ONTARIO FARMER
ADVERTISEMENT 1
ADVERTISEMENT 2
Stories continue below
FARM NEWS
1. EVERY RECIPE TELLS A STORY
A new holiday baking collection shares recipes and the history behind them
December 17, 2021 Farm News
2. NEW WILD BOAR SIGHTINGS NEAR PICKERING
More sightings and videos of a herd of about 14 wild boar pigs near
Pickering have prompted the provincial government to get involved.
November 30, 2021 Farm News
3. ADVERTISEMENT 1
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. OFA RETURNS EXECUTIVE
Members of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture have re-elected president
Peggy Brekveld and the entire executive committee for a second year in a
row.
November 23, 2021 Farm News
5. MIGRANT WORKER CASE BEGINS
The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal is beginning a hearing this week into
complaints that migrant workers in Elgin County were racially profiled
during an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into rape.
November 22, 2021 Farm News
6. WILD BOARS ON LOOSE NEAR PICKERING
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources is trying to hunt down a group of
Eurasian wild boars in the area around Pickering.
November 18, 2021 Farm News
More farm news stories >
WEATHER (LONDON)
Today(2/11/2022)
1°C
Overcast
Feels like -4°C
High -2°C Low -11°C
view complete forecast
ADVERTISEMENT 3
Stories continue below
LOCAL SPOTLIGHT
Find the best places within London. From local businesses to food to medical to
legal services.
CROPS
1. THE SENATOR’S SOIL ADVOCACY RESUMES
Plans to resume an all important soil health study in the Senate has been
reinforced by Senator Robert Black’s recent farm tour
December 1, 2021 Crops
2. SASKATCHEWAN FARMERS FACE HEAVY CONTRACT PENALTIES
More than 75 per cent of 200 Saskatchewan farmers who have responded to a
survey said they are not able to fill grain contracts because drought
devastated their crops this year.
November 30, 2021 Crops
3. ADVERTISEMENT 2
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. FEDS ANNOUNCE SPUD WORKING GROUP
Federal Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau is responding to the crisis
in the Prince Edward Island potato industry by proposing a working group to
plan strategies.
November 30, 2021 Crops
5. P.E.I. SPUDS BANNED FROM U.S.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has banned potato exports from Prince
Edward Island to the United States, angering Island Premier Dennis King.
November 22, 2021 Crops
6. CHINA PROPOSES RELAXING GMO RULES
China has invested heavily in plant breeding using gene transfer technology,
but has so far been slow to approve genetically-modified varieties.
November 16, 2021 Crops
More crops stories >
AROUND THE NETWORK
CONTESTS
More Contests >
ADVERTISEMENT 4
Stories continue below
LIVESTOCK
1. SWINE FEVER CONTINUES SPREAD IN EUROPE
African Swine Fever continues to spread in Europe.
November 30, 2021 Livestock
2. VIRUS DETECTED ON HURON COUNTY HOG FARM
Porcine Deltacoronavirus (PDCoV) has been detected on a farrow-to-wean hog
farm in Huron County.
November 30, 2021 Livestock
3. ADVERTISEMENT 3
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. HEATING TRUCK TRAILERS KILLS PED
Research in Saskatchewan has confirmed that heating trailers to 75 degrees
for 20 minutes kills the Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus.
November 30, 2021 Livestock
5. PED EXPLODES IN MANITOBA
Manitoba’s count of outbreaks of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus has risen
to 14 this month, up from nine at the end of last week.
November 25, 2021 Livestock
6. SUBSIDY ANNOUNCED FOR DEADSTOCK FACILITIES
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs is offering
$700,000 on a first-come basis for facilities to dispose of deadstock.
November 22, 2021 Livestock
More livestock stories >
NEWS RELEASES BUSINESS WIRE
Promoted By Business Wire
More News Releases >
NEWS RELEASES NEWSFILE
Promoted By Newsfile
More News Releases >
NEWS RELEASES GLOBENEWSWIRE
Promoted By GlobeNewswire
More News Releases >
ADVERTISEMENT 5
Stories continue below
EQUIPMENT
1. ROCKWOOD PARADE OF LIGHTS IS BACK
The 29th Annual Rockwood Farmers’ Santa Claus Parade of Lights is back.
November 25, 2021 Equipment
2. CANARM CONSOLIDATING OPERATIONS
Canarm AgSystems is consolidating its Shakespeare operations (Faromor) into
its Arthur facility and transferring agricultural fan production to its
Brockville location.
November 24, 2021 Equipment
3. ADVERTISEMENT 4
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. CLAAS ADDS HYDRAULICS TO HEADERS
The newly refined pick-up head, designed for the JAGUAR forage harvester,
features a variable, independent drive of the intake auger and pick-up reel
that reduces fuel costs and improves pickup capacity.
November 18, 2021 Equipment
5. DEERE ADDS TO FRONTIER LINEUP
John Deere has added new material collection systems and a mechanical
grapple to its popular line of Frontier equipment.
November 18, 2021 Equipment
6. CASE IH INTRODUCES PATRIOT 50 SPRAYERS
Case IH is adding the Patriot 50 series sprayer to its lineup of
self-propelled application equipment.
November 18, 2021 Equipment
More equipment stories >
ADVERTISEMENT 6
Stories continue below
FARM BUSINESS
1. DAIRY FARMERS WILL FACE GREATER SCRUTINY
Jacques Lefebre, head of Dairy Farmers of Canada, is warning dairy farmers
that they will be facing greater scrutiny from a critical public.
November 30, 2021 Farm Business
2. INDIA SCRAPS FARM POLICY CHANGES
After more than a year of often-violent protests, farmers have persuaded
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi to scrap changes to farm policy.
November 25, 2021 Farm Business
3. ADVERTISEMENT 5
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. JBS SETTLES ANOTHER LAWSUIT
A federal judge in Minneapolis approved a plan allowing JBS USA to pay
$12.75 million to settle a lawsuit filed by restaurants and retailers that
accused the processor of conspiring to fix pork prices since Jan. 1, 2009.
November 23, 2021 Farm Business
5. QUEBEC PREMIER SPURNS CALL FOR WORKERS
Quebec Premier Francois Legault has spurned industry pleas to allow more
immigrant workers.
November 18, 2021 Farm Business
6. DEERE STRIKE IS OVER
Union members have approved a new contract with Deere and Co., ending a
strike that began Oct. 14.
November 18, 2021 Farm Business
More farm business stories >
ADVERTISEMENT 7
Stories continue below
MARKETS
1. P.E.I. POTATO FARMERS FEEL THE LOVE
Support from fellow Canadians lifts up the spirit of island farmers as they
prepare for the worst
December 2, 2021 Markets
2. B.C. MILK GETTING TO MARKET
Milk production across flood-stricken British Columbia is back to 90 per
cent of normal, with more Fraser Valley dairy farms starting to operate as
flood water has receded, said Agriculture Minister Lana Popham.
November 30, 2021 Markets
3. ADVERTISEMENT 6
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. At
Brussels, 505 fed cattle were on offer. Fed steers and heifers are selling
at steady prices. Large Steers: $156.00 – $164.50 Medium Steers: $146.00 –
$155.00 Large Heifers: $156.00 – $164.50 Medium Heifers: $146.00 – $155.00
From Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average price on Monday was $178.57 per ckg D.W.
100 index. The previous markets day’s CME Constructed (201) price was $70.23
U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to the previous day this was down $1.08 At the
Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures are moderately lower to lower: MAR22
down 17 at $5.65 1/4 DEC22 down 12 1/2 at $5.43 3/4 Soybean futures are
slightly to moderately lower: JAN22 down 17 1/4 at $12.24 1/4 NOV22 down 12
at $12.17 Wheat futures are lower: MAR22 down 24 3/4 at $7.97 1/2 JUL22 down
22 at $7.95 1/2 Chatham-Kent cash corn: $6.85 – $6.85/bu, $269.77 –
$269.77/mt. Chatham-Kent cash soybeans: $15.19 – $15.29/bu, $558.23 –
$561.91/mt. Chatham-Kent Soft Red Winter Wheat: 9.01 – $9.08/bu, $330.88 –
$333.45/mt.
November 30, 2021 Markets
5. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. From
Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average price on Friday was $178.97 per ckg D.W. 100
index. The previous markets day’s CME Constructed (201) price was $71.31
U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to the previous day this was down $0.63 At the
Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures are moderately lower: MAR22 down 8 at
$5.83 3/4 DEC22 down 6 3/4 at $5.55 3/4 Soybean futures are slightly
lower: JAN22 down 6 3/4 at $12.46 NOV22 down 8 1/2 at $12.31 3/4 Wheat
futures are moderately lower: MAR22 down 14 1/4 at $8.26 JUL22 down 14 at
$8.20 Chatham-Kent cash corn: $6.97 – $7.04/bu, $274.30 – $277.05/mt.
Chatham-Kent cash soybeans: $15.46 – $15.51/bu, $568.06 – $569.90/mt.
Chatham-Kent Soft Red Winter Wheat: $9.29 – $9.36/bu, $341.35 – $343.92/mt.
November 29, 2021 Markets
6. ONTARIO FARM MARKET SUMMARY FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26
Prepared by Farm Market News, University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus. From
Ontario Pork: Quebec’s average price on Thursday was $179.27 per ckg D.W.
100 index. The previous markets day’s CME Constructed (201) price was $71.94
U.S. per cwt. D.W. Compared to the previous day this was unchanged Average
weekly price /ckg DW total value $206.53 Total volume of Ont. hogs sold was
115,128 At the Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures are moderately lower:
DEC21 down 10 1/2 at $5.69 1/4 DEC22 down 8 1/2 at $5.49 3/4 Soybean
futures are slightly to moderately lower: JAN22 down 24 1/2 at $12.42 NOV22
down 15 3/4 at $12.34 Wheat futures are moderately lower to lower: DEC21
down 16 at $8.20 3/4 JUL22 down 14 1/4 at $8.29 Chatham-Kent cash corn:
$6.84 – $6.95/bu, $269.38 – $273.71/mt. Chatham-Kent cash soybeans: $15.42 –
$15.44/bu, $566.59 – $567.33/mt. Chatham-Kent Soft Red Winter Wheat: $9.40 –
$9.44/bu, $345.30 – $346.77/mt.
November 29, 2021 Markets
More markets stories >
ADVERTISEMENT 8
Stories continue below
COMMENTS
1. DENARD: THAT MAGICAL MOMENT WHEN . . .
Life is still full of enchanting moments and if you look closely enough, you
might just see one
Courtney Denard January 7, 2022 Comments
2. MAHON: THERE IS A MYSTERY GROUP IN THE MATTER OF SAVING FARMLAND
I imagine a cartoon with four people in it, having a discussion in a vacant
farm field somewhere in Ontario.
Paul Mahon November 12, 2021 Comments
3. ADVERTISEMENT 7
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
4. PARSONS: A WIN-WIN FOR COMMUNITY FOOD PROGRAMS
Feeling a little guilty about a tax receipt for giving food? Don’t be, it is
legal.
John Parsons November 12, 2021 Comments
5. BINKLEY: THE AGRIFOOD SECTOR HAS A FRIEND IN OTTAWA
The federal government got back to work in late October when the new cabinet
was sworn in.
Alex Binkley November 12, 2021 Comments
6. CARING FOR LARGE ANIMALS BEST LEFT TO YOUNG VETS
Margaret Haylock-Capon October 31, 2021 Comments
More comments stories >
ADVERTISEMENT 9
Stories continue below
SPECIAL-SECTIONS
1. ONTARIO FARMER SHOPPER
November 9, 2021
November 16, 2021 Special-Sections
2. ONTARIO FARMER SHOPPER
October 12, 2021
October 15, 2021 Special-Sections
3. ADVERTISEMENT 8
Stories continue below
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
More special-sections stories >
ADVERTISEMENT 10
Advertisement
THIS WEEK IN FLYERS
CATEGORIES
* News
* Crops
* Livestock
* Equipment
* Business
* Markets
* Comments
* Subscribe
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOLLOW THE ONTARIO FARMER
*
*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SECONDARY LINKS
* Advertise With Us
* Digital Ad Registry
* Site Map
* Contact
* Privacy - Updated
* Terms of Use
* Copyright
365 Bloor Street East, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3L4
© 2022 Ontario Farmer, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. All rights reserved.
Unauthorized distribution, transmission or republication strictly prohibited.
NOTICE FOR THE POSTMEDIA NETWORK
This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and
allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to
use our site, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
OK