Agriculture and food. Find resources and information on topics including farming, land use, food processing, funding, research and more. Foodland Ontario

For more information on organic production and marketing practices please visit the OMAFRA organic page at www.ontario.ca/organic. Ontario organic farmers and processors also have the opportunity to benefit from a unique Foodland Ontario Organic logo.

Apples are produced in Ontario under diverse soil and climatic conditions. The goal is producing a high quality crop using sustainable production techniques, including the pest management system.

Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness and Ministry of Rural Affairs 1 Stone Road West Guelph, Ontario N1G 4Y2. Employee directory; Minister, media and news

Developed by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) and funded by Croplife Canada, this course was created to introduce a new operator to spraying, or to refresh a seasoned veteran.

AgriSuite provides tools and resources for Ontario farmers to manage their agricultural operations effectively.

Soil Management. Soil quality is the measure of a soil's health and its ability to resist erosion, compaction, and other stresses, while maintaining economic productivity.

OMAFRA Factsheet: Growing Non-traditional Crops in Ontario. OMAFRA Guide to Weed Control, Pub. 75. OMAFRA, Accredited Soil Testing Laboratories in Ontario

The Ask OMAFRA Beekeeper Portal allows beekeepers to: apply for beekeeper registration renewal; add new bee yards to a registration or update previously registered bee yards and beekeeper contact information at any time; apply for Queen and Nuc Permits; view the status of permit and registration applications

Two main types are grown – curled-leaf and Italian flat-leaf, and these may have different markets. This profile does not discuss root parsley. For more information on parsley production refer to the OMAFRA Vegetable Guides.