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Farm and Food Care Ontario showcases apple growing and field tomato production
Step into an Ontario apple orchard and tomato field with Farm and Food Care FarmFood360.ca new virtual reality tours.
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Quebec farmer and COYF leader Carl Marquis earns the 2025 W.R. Motherwell Award for his lifelong dedication to agriculture, family farming, community service, and national program leadership.
Easy Holiday Crafts for Kids with Salt Dough
Salt dough ornaments are a holiday classic—cheap, easy, and durable when sealed. Rooted in ancient traditions and popularized by German immigrants in Canada, these homemade keepsakes are perfect for festive family fun.
Canadian Wineries Weather Storms and Eye Growth in 2026
Canada’s wine industry faces climate challenges, changing demographics, and market shifts, yet wineries remain optimistic about growth.
Forest Cover in Buffers Enriches Farmland Wildlife
A recent study shows that forested riparian buffers near farms support richer terrestrial biodiversity, improve ecosystem stability, and enhance soil and water health
FCC Grants Improve Local Food Access
FCC is investing 1.5 million in 81 rural community projects across Canada to support food security, safety services, and local infrastructure through its AgriSpirit Fund.
New Farm Trials Advance Soil Health Goals in Ontario
Grey County’s Experimental Acres program completed its third season by supporting innovative on-farm trials that tested sustainable practices, improved soil health, and encouraged knowledge sharing among local producers.
Dairy Goat Producers Support New Ontario Board
Ontario dairy goat producers are considering a new marketing board to strengthen advocacy, research, education, and consumer awareness while supporting long term growth in the province.
FEATURES
Holly Plants for Beautiful Year-Round Gardens
Holly plants add colour, structure, and year round interest to gardens. Learn how to plant, grow, prune, and use different holly varieties to create a healthy and attractive landscape.
Your Guide to Growing Mistletoe
Learn how to grow mistletoe indoors or outdoors using fresh berries, proper host plants, and simple care steps to enjoy healthy growth and festive décor in the winter season.
Winter Snow and Its Impact on Gardens
Snow insulates plants from harsh winter cold and soil freezing, but it can also lead to issues like animal feeding, snow weight damage, and branch breakage throughout the season.
Simple Guide to Amaryllis Blooms
Learn how to plant, water, care for, and rebloom amaryllis bulbs. This simple guide explains indoor care, blooming tips, and safety information to help your plant thrive.
Why Leaving Leaves Helps Bees Survive Winter
Leaving autumn leaves, stems, and seed heads in the garden provides vital winter habitat and food for bees, insects, and birds while naturally insulating and enriching the soil.
Key Feeding Strategies to Improve Ewe Performance
Proper nutrition, body condition management, and targeted feeding during breeding, gestation, and lambing help improve ewe health, boost lamb survival, and support long-term flock productivity.
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Equipment News
Expanded Can Am lineup delivers better value
Can Am launches a budget friendly HVAC Defender and a camo Outlander Electric offering small farms dependable comfort quiet driving and practical features for daily work across fields and outdoor spaces.
KIOTI’s HX1302 and HX1402 utility tractors
KIOTI is increasing its visibility in the utility tractor space with two new models.
Poultry
Health and wellness: 6 tips for disease free birds
Whether you have a large or small flock of poultry, flock health is your TOP priority. Amy Hogue provides some important information on biosecurity 101, protocol tips, information on common diseases and coop management.
Raising happy chickens
What is happiness to a bird? Living out its days scratching, pecking, drinking, eating, clucking, and (if you’re a hen) laying eggs? Amy Hogue has a few tips that will keep your flock happy and healthy.












