Farmtario

Farmtario is a fresh platform dedicated to providing farming insights for Ontario, supported by a team of seasoned agricultural journalists and content creators. We offer valuable independent information tailored for Ontario's farmers, covering essential topics such as news, crop and livestock production, market trends, and an in-depth look at the integration of technology and data in farming practices. Our initiative is powered by Glacier FarmMedia, the top agriculture publishing and information organization in Canada. Glacier FarmMedia is recognized for delivering top-notch, independent journalism that resonates with farmers. We ensure that farmers receive crucial updates through various channels, including online, mobile, and print formats. Farmtario also provides advertisers with the opportunity to connect with professional farmers throughout the province via print and digital platforms that capture their interest.

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Articles by Josh Arslan

1 week ago | farmtario.com | Josh Arslan

Beijing | Reuters – At Home Plate BBQ, an American-style restaurant in Beijing, staff are reprinting menus. The U.S.-China trade war means American beef – once the star ingredient – will soon be off the table. Home Plate’s beef, previously sourced entirely from the U.S., is increasingly Australian. The restaurant uses about 7 to 8 […] Read more
Intriguing artifacts at Canadian Dairy Xpo

2 weeks ago | farmtario.com | John Greig

The Gay Lea Dairy Museum is a treasure trove of Canadian dairy artifacts, and it brought several of them to the Canadian Dairy Xpo to show to dairy farmers. Craig Steven, the general manager of the museum was at the show as part of the Gay Lea display, asking farmers to identify some strangely shaped artifacts that were involved in dairy farm management, evaluation and milk marketing. Some were easy to indentify, but other dated to the days before electricity and modern animal management.
DLG sees opportunity in North America

2 weeks ago | farmtario.com | John Greig

A new owner of the Canadian Dairy Xpo and the German government meant there was a German feel to the popular dairy trade show held April 2 and 3 in Stratford. A large German display highlighted the country’s agriculture technology and could give some ideas to Canadian companies as they promote Canada to markets outside of the United States. The display was funded by the German ministry of food and agriculture, says Robin Witle, project manager for Inter Expo Consult, at the Canadian Dairy Xpo.
New Bayer genetics to open up soybean herbicide tolerance

2 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Jeff Melchior

By 2027 soybean farmers throughout Canada may have new soybean varieties with tolerance to five key herbicides. Bayer Crop Science Canada announced its Vyconic soybean trait set last month, calling it “A leap forward in weed control…”WHY IT MATTERS: Chemical weed control has become more challenging for Canadian farmers as weeds develop resistance and winnow the list of herbicides that are both effective and that won’t hurt the crop.
John Deere introduces several combine updates for 2026

2 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Scott Garvey

In early March, John Deere introduced several new features for its 2026 model year combines at the Commodity Classic farm show in Denver, Colorado. “For 2026, we’re advancing our automation features on our combines,” says Bergen Nelson, go-to-market manager for harvesting equipment at John Deere.
Culture keeps farmers coming back to the Canadian Dairy Xpo

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | John Greig

Jordon Underhill, founder of the Canadian Dairy Xpo, which ran April 2 and 3, 2025, says the show has a culture that attracts farmers. The show involves youth in many areas including food booths that are run by and benefit 4-H and Junior Farmers. Family is also a priority. Underhill says that the show continues to create demonstrations based on recent innovations, including this year, hoof trimming.
Weidmann unveils new telescopic wheel loader at Canadian Dairy XPO

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

The Canadian Dairy XPO showcases equipment that meets the needs of dairy operations of all sizes. German agriculture equipment dealer Weidemann used the Canadian Dairy XPO as an opportunity to unveil the company’s newest wheel loader, the T6025 telehandler. This latest iteration features a lift height of 20 feet and a 5500-pound carrying capacity.
Youth get the chance to explore careers in agriculture at Canadian Dairy XPO

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

The Canadian Dairy XPO is an opportunity to explore the latest in dairy farm innovation and technology. It’s also a chance for young people to take part in farm culture and discover the many job opportunities available in the sector and broader agriculture industry. Cow Coliseum, one of the main venues at the Canadian Dairy Expo during the show on April 2 and 3 in Stratford, was the perfect place to take part in these events.
The struggle to produce fertilizer in Ontario

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Matt McIntosh

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the pandemic and other geopolitical developments prompted Ontario policymakers and agribusinesses to invest in domestic fertilizer production — particularly the production of nitrogen. Why it matters: Increasing domestic fertilizer production would help protect producers and retailers from supply chain shocks. But several years after the onset of such tumultuous events, logistic and economic challenges continue to hamper the domestic production of core fertilizers.
Risk of snow mould in winter cereal crops

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

Many areas of the province received snowfall amounts far exceeding that in previous years, and this has experts sounding the alarm about the potential for snow mould. The fungal disease can damage or kill crops after prolonged snow cover. The fungus Typhula incarnata occurs when snow cover exceeds 40 to 60 days, while Microdochium nivaile does not require snow to form; instead, it develops because of the freezing and thawing of snow, which creates ice buildup and excessive moisture.