L&A Holstein Club Barn Meeting & Breeders Cup Awards
OFA Connect Member Day – Zone 12
Finding Fairness in Farm Transition Workshop
Learn more and register at: https://ottawafarmshow.com/
or by contacting: deb@ottawafarmshow.com | 613-805-3900
The sun is starting to shine a little more as the days get longer which means spring will be here before we know it! This also means that our annual spring grower meetings are quickly approaching.
TCO Agromart is excited to be hosting a 2024 Outlook meeting on February 28th (Colborne) as well as a Spring Grower Information Day on March 8th (Napanee). Join us for a great lineup of industry professionals, lunch, and more! See below for more details. Growers are welcome to attend either (or both) events. Please RSVP to the contacts mentioned below.
We hope to see you there!
Visit www.opep.ca to sign up today. Manuals available at Belleville, Brighton, Colborne and Napanee for pick up.
Sign Up Now for Upcoming Grower Pesticide Safety Courses Hosted by TCO Agromart Napanee
Location: Strathcona Paper Centre
Date: Tuesday February 13th 2024 (Refresh & Re-write) & Tuesday March 19th 2024 (Full Day)
Time: February 13th course – 9am-12 noon & 1-4pm. March 19th course – 8:45am with 11:30am test
Course Fee: $135
If you are interested we encourage you to sign up early and pay on opep.ca or call 1-800-652-8573 with a credit card. Web sign-ups open 3 months before the course date and will close one week before the course date. Participants are to bring their new manual (available at TCO Selby free of charge), a calculator and a pen or pencil to the course.
The instructor will contact you ahead of the course date to confirm details of the day.
We are excited to invite you to our Fall Crop Day! We have some great speakers lined up for you as well as lunch on us!
If plan on attending, please RSVP to TCO Selby (Logan or Jordan) at 613-354-4424 by August 25th.
Thinking about growing Enogen Corn next spring?
Join us for a BBQ dinner and information session with Enogen Brand Manager Tod Axell on Thursday, August 10th at Chadwick Farms in Napanee!
Ripplebrook Farm is home to 280 animals and a lot of heart. Their herd of 130 milking cows is milked three times daily in a modern free-stall dairy barn. The farm is also home to seven show-winning quarter horses. Crops on the farm are grown on over 900 acres of land and include alfalfa, barley, wheat, corn and soybeans.
The MacLean family is looking forward to opening their farm gates to provide an opportunity for you to chat with farmers and take a tour of their farm.
Tickets are a $5 deposit per person, returned after attendance. Each ticket includes one (1) breakfast sandwich, milk and fruit. Dairy-free, gluten-free and vegetarian options are available.
TCO Agromart Partners and employees (Karen Harder, Dexter Harder, Sandra O’Neill, Terry O’Neill, Patrick O’Neill and Larry Hutchinson) came together to find a way to help and give back when they found out Sarah Wilson’s (Dexter and Karen Harder’s daughter) devastating news. The TCO team was inspired to find a way to help and decided to bake cookies to sell for a donation to Cancer Care at Belleville General Hospital.
“This stirring tribute in support of a coworker reminds us it is through our relationships that we get the support we need to tackle some of the greatest challenges”
Congratulations TCO Agromart on raising $5,220 for a wonderful and personal cause!
When bad news struck Sarah Wilson’s family again, her coworkers at TCO Agromart Ltd. were inspired to find a way to help. Little did Sandra O’Neill know how far her original idea of baking cookies to sell for a donation to Cancer Care at Belleville General Hospital would take them!
A message from our local Bayer Market Development Agronomist, Katie Macfarlane. A few things to consider this week with a lot of fields emerging and some cool nights still in the forecast.
CornCorn is less susceptible to frost injury before V5 (Corn growth staging guide) because the growing point remains below ground. |
The growing point of soybeans is exposed at emergence, so they can be more susceptible to frost damage than corn (Soy growth staging guide). However, complete death of the plant usually won’t occur unless temperatures are below -2°C for several hours.
