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Top Wiartonecho News

Hoeffsuemmer Grains builds business around being community-minded

Hoeffsuemmer Grains builds business around being community-minded

94% Right coverage: 18 sources

Service excellence is just good business at Hoeffsuemmer Grains in Elgin County. So too is the independent, family-operated company’s community-minded approach.See the Story

Vertical walls grow leafy greens hydroponically for local markets

Vertical walls grow leafy greens hydroponically for local markets

94% Right coverage: 17 sources

With a former Oxford County airplane hangar transformed into a vertical farm of greens and herbs, the young owners of Beekist Growers say their long-term plan is to expand their hydroponic operation even more.See the Story

Two rescued after kayak capsizes off Big Bay

Canada · Canada

Two rescued after kayak capsizes off Big Bay

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

None of the individuals involved were wearing lifejackets See the Story

Ben Lobb re-elected in Huron-Bruce

83% Right coverage: 12 sources

Conservative MP Ben Lobb will be returning to Ottawa to represent Huron-Bruce for a sixth consecutive term.Pierre Poilievre See the Story

Federal Election 2025: Ruff wins third term in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Voters in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound have returned Conservative Alex Ruff to Ottawa for a third term.Liberal Party of Canada · Owen Sound See the Story

In the factory or on the pasture, ‘failure is not an option’

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

It was the 1980s. Interest rates were high. Farm returns were low. The economy was recovering from a brutal recession. And like many of his peers, farmer Jim Whitley was looking for a job to help the family cattle operation survive.See the Story

Helping plants see the light will fuel pasture growth

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

If you’re a livestock farmer, you spend a lot of time thinking about your animals. Are they healthy and content? Do they have good feed? Is there enough grass on that paddock? Then for crying out loud, why don’t they clean it up?Agriculture See the Story

Ontario’s Greenbelt turns 20, RCMP investigation continues

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

As the Greenbelt Foundation and other organizations and individuals celebrate the 20th anniversary of Ontario’s Greenbelt, a previous attempt by the Ford government to remove sections of it for housing growth remains under a year-long-plus RCMP investigation.RCMP See the Story

More pesticides are coming to combat Colorado Potato Beetle

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

GUELPH – Canadian farmers are getting new pesticides to counter the Colorado Potato Beetle, a bug with a long track record of defeating pest control measures.Agriculture · Guelph See the Story

The maple sap comes when it comes

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

BROWNSBURG, QUEBEC – The sap started to run on March 13, down the mini mountains north of Montreal, into Tim Clark’s sugar shack, as it has for five generations.Trees · Montreal See the Story

The agronomic benefits from wetlands can be considerable

100% Right coverage: 14 sources

Large areas of today’s farmland in Southern Ontario were once composed of wetlands. It is one of the reasons that the soils of the region are so fertile, so well suited to cropping, able to provide the province’s farmers with a distinct advantage.University of Waterloo · Kemptville See the Story