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Syngenta Canada introduces PLINAZOLIN technology, a novel group 30 mode of action that adds another option for resistance management.
The science behind EXORT biological technology is based on natural microRNAs, tiny molecules found in plants that help regulate how biological instructions are used.
An Emergency Use Registration now allows Captan 480 SC fungicide for control of anthracnose on field peppers in Ontario only. This registration is in effect until June 1, 2029.
OMAFA specialists Erica Pate, Jason Lemay and Katie Goldenhar are seeking survey participants to learn more about fungicide resistance in blueberry anthracnose.
Kendra Ulmer, manager and clinical director of the Agricultural Health and Safety Network at University of Saskatchewan is joining the seven-person board of directors.
He starts the new role om November 9.
Matthew Perry brings extensive communications and stakeholder relations experience from roles in government.
A second-generation grower, Steve Pohorly operates Riverbend Farms Inc. alongside his parents, Frank and Susan, who established the family farm in 1971. Today, 50 acres of agricultural farmland at Niagara-on-the-Lake includes 30 acres of premium wine grapes.
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Commercial adoption follows head-to-head evaluations against an incumbent shelf-life solution, demonstrating improvements in shelf life, colour retent…
The IFCO reusable next-generation hybrid pallet incorporates a patented design, combining a hollow-steel deck with a durable HDPE frame to provide the…
The plan includes more laboratory capacity as well as worker training in Mexico
Delegates from Mexico, the United States and Canada focused on long-term predictability, science-based trade policy and enhancing cross-border collabo…
Field trials are underway with a machine that delivers UV-C light disinfection at night to combat powdery mildew and botrytis in table-top…
In June 2026, the terminal was the backdrop for Prime Minister Mark Carney to announce a $3 billion national food security strategy. Over 10 years,…
British Columbia company Global Fruit sends half of its sweet cherry production to the U.S. It’s been a reliable market to date, but diversification…
The diversity of horticulture’s research needs is a perennial challenge in terms of funding and when growers can put forward their priorities.
Since 2015, Compact has been delivering innovative machines to fruit growers worldwide. In 2024, the company expanded into Canada through its trusted…
Growers can see field demonstrations of autonomous Kubota and Bobcat Tractors and multi-point turning technology at FIRA USA 2026. The event is…
The Weston Family Foundation has published a report on its $33 million challenge to grow berries at scale, year-round in Canada.
Four of the five projects are in horticulture, ranging from a robotic solution to strawberry production-related labour issues to AI-based cucumber…
Some of the most impactful decisions are made at the municipal level, argues Mike Chromczak, chair of the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association. Get active before Ontario elections on October 26.
Parliament has taken a step in the right direction with Bill C-30 writes crop protection advisor Chris Duyvelshoff. The legislation amended the federal Pest Control Products Act by requiring the Minister of Health to consider national food security and economic security in its decisions, while respecting human and environmental health and safety.
Shawn Brenn, chair of OFVGA and Alison Robertson, executive director of OFVGA team up for an executive summary of the past year’s activities.
Ontario’s minor use coordinator, Josh Mosiondz, lists the final results of the national exercise in identifying research priorities for 2027.
