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Fruit and vegetable growers. Note that Labour Market Impact Assessment applications must show proof of advertising as of January 1, 2026.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has repealed regulations that were time-limited such as stone fruit trees disposed due to plum pox virus between 2004 and 2011.
Overall food prices are predicted to increase by four to six per cent in 2026 with a family of four expected to spend $17,572 in food in 2026.
The 2026 event is slated for February 18-19 at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre.
Every dollar invested in agricultural research and development yields an estimated long-term return of $10 to $20, highlighting the strong economic value of innovation, says Farm Credit Corporation.
Eight retail partners joined the research team at Vineland in late November 2025 for an exclusive first look at more than 110 strawberry breeding lines currently in development.
This award recognizes Peak’s reputation for quality, reliability and consistency.
Greg Palmer evaluates trade potential in Mexico
Jay Willmot champions automated greenhouse for leafy greens
- Karen Davidson -President Trevor Heck is retiring after 34 years. Shaun Vey, current head of sales, is promoted to president, effective January 1, 2026.
- Karen Davidson -In order for tank mixing to be permitted, there must be text on each product label that specifically allows for tank mixing. In cases where requirements differ between the tank mix partner labels, the most restrictive label must be followed.
- Karen Davidson -These new pest management products with the active ingredient metamitron offer apple and pear growers an important additional tool for effective crop-load management.
- Karen Davidson -N.M Bartlett, Beamsville, Ontario, is the exclusive distributor for this biofungicide in Canada.
- Karen Davidson -This award recognizes Peak’s reputation for quality, reliability and consistency.
- Karen Davidson -Québec vegetable farmers are one of two national winners in the 2025 Canada’s Outstanding Young Farmer Program.
- Karen Davidson -CEO Wayne Rempel becomes senior advisor. Harwin Bouwman becomes CEO effective December 1, 2025.
- Karen Davidson -Fred Webber, the retired president and CEO for the Fruit and Vegetable Dispute Resolution Corporation passed on November 24, 2025.
- Karen Davidson -The U.S. government has announced $12 billion in financial assistance to farmers hurt by trade tariffs. With $1B set aside for specialty growers, the…
- Karen Davidson -A 40-page report explores how artificial intelligence is impacting fruit and vegetable businesses.
- Karen Davidson -124 ag organizations, including the US Apple Association and North American Blueberry Council, have signed a letter to the Office of the U.S. Trade Re…
- Karen Davidson -The report reveals participation of 474 growers in the U.S. and Canada who represent 646,000 potato acres.
- Karen Davidson -Three trade missions to Mexico in six months underscores how the Canadian government and the agricultural industry are deepening relations with its…
- Karen Davidson -This aerial shot puts the 2024 planting of three acres of Happi pear into the context of the orchards of Manitree Fruit Farms, Blenheim, Ontario. The…
- Karen Davidson -In 2025, the Holland Marsh marks its 100th anniversary with a tribute to farm families such as Shane Singh’s. The muck soils are designated as a…
- Karen Davidson -Family-owned Haven Greens launched a fully-automated, greenhouse-grown leafy greens facility in February 2025, the first of its kind in Canada. CEO…
- Karen Davidson -The Canadian Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network has invested more than $737,000 in SmartGro Bioengineering Inc. It is developing an AI-…
- Karen Davidson -A recent automation expo in Woodland, California showcased 30 robotic solutions that attracted growers from tomatoes, sugar cane, fresh vegetables,…
- Karen Davidson -New technologies will help growers meet the challenges of labour shortages and rising input costs.
- Karen Davidson -The company’s sprayer allows non-selective herbicides to be used in vegetable farming.
Urban Cowboy columnist Owen Roberts uncovers a wealth of horticultural research in an unlikely place: the University of Windsor.
Retail Navigator columnist Peter Chapman argues why the accuracy of the sales team should win over exceeding the forecast.
Chris Duyvelshoff, crop protection advisor for the Ontario Fruit & Vegetable Growers’ Association, spotlights several products undergoing re-evaluation or special reviews by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency.
The Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association is active on many fronts communicating many improvements in supporting temporary foreign workers.
Josh Mosiondz, Ontario’s minor use coordinator, details the key outcomes of the National Pest Management Priority Setting Workshop held in March 2025.