Good In Every Farm

Did you know Ontario grain corn will soon be ready for harvest across Ontario? #YourFarmer Daniel Chiappetta, tell us exactly what signs Ontario grain farmers look for to know when their corn crop is ready to be harvested. Check it out! 🌽

After the combine collects the grain corn, it leaves behind stalks, leaves, and stems in the field. Grain farmers leave these parts of the plant on the soil to break down naturally during the winter months. This helps prevent wind and water erosion, all while improving the health of the soil. Learn more!

Soybean harvest is well underway across Ontario! Find out how your farmers prepare for this season's crop off.

Soon, grain fields across Ontario will be covered in snow, and grain farmers prepare their fields to protect them ahead of winter months with these 3 practices: 1. Soil Testing 2. Cover Cropping 3. Field Preparation Find out how these 3 techniques support long-term soil health!

Spring is here, and Ontario grain farmers are gearing up to experience different conditions when growing their spring crops. It's important they pick the best seeds for their farms. Find out more! 🚜

Did you know Ontario grains provide food, fuel, and many of the products we use daily? Check out how your farmers use sustainable farming practices to deliver us only the best grains.

Explore how soil and crop sensors help farms "listen" to what plants need in this student-friendly article connecting science, technology, and agriculture.

Explore how satellite images help farmers "see the invisible" in this kid-friendly article connecting science, technology, and agriculture. Check it out!

Ontario grains are also used to feed farm animals across the province.🐄 Find out more!

Farmers are using artificial intelligence to spot weeds, predict crop needs, and make more sustainable decisions. A perfect way to connect classroom learning about tech, coding, and the environment to real-world agriculture. Explore now how AI is changing farming!

We want to recognize the important role women play in food, agriculture, and grain farming. Our goal is to shine a spotlight on the vital contributions women farmers make on Ontario grain farms and how they support the food operations, from the fields to our plates. Check it out!

October was the start of corn harvest for Veldman Farms, and we had the pleasure of having grain farmer Kayla Veldman show us around as we learned what it's like on the farm during this busy time of the year. Check it out for yourself!

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Ontario grain farmer Kaye McLagan from McLagan's Farms tells us when she knows their soybean crops are ready for harvest!