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Earth Day is coming up on April 22! Earth Day is the perfect day to celebrate our natural Earth and…
We’ve all heard the word sustainable in some context especially when it comes to conversations about climate change and protecting…
#YourFarmers focus on growing safe, healthy and delicious grains while protecting our Earth’s resources. Farming with soil sustainability in mind…
If you’ve been reading the news lately you might have heard a lot of conversations about climate change and what…
Cover crops are incredibly important to maintaining soil health. A cover crop is grown by farmers primarily to benefit the soil. …
Have you ever looked in your garden and wondered what some of the odd bits growing in your plants and…
Grain Farmers of Ontario is proud to be part of Grow Ontario Together, a collaboration of agriculture organizations that are…
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Three easy ways to include whole grains in your daily meals.
Tips for keeping grain products like bread, pasta, and tortillas, fresh and delicious.
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What to look for when choosing healthy granola bars.
Enjoy this beef and barley soup recipe on cold fall and winter days.
We know how hard it is to ensure you and your family are enjoying a healthy lifestyle that includes whole…
Agriculture is an important economic driver for the province of Ontario. In 2016, more than 13 million metric tonnes of…
Barley Barley production in Ontario is relatively small compared to other parts of Canada. on average, 186,000 metric tonnes are…
In terms of global production, Canada is a minor player: producing only 1% of the global corn supply. Global production…
Soybeans are the largest field crop in Ontario. On average, 2.5-3 million acres are planted each year producing 3-3.5 million…
Wheat is the third largest field crop in Ontario behind soybeans and corn. Each year, Ontario produces, on average, 1-2…
