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Love that Corn
Higher quality, lower quantity everywhere but in Valley's garden of Eden
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Crippling Costs
Farmers support nutrient management but fear being driven out of business. COMPLETE STORY | OCTOBER ISSUE

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Bone Dry
Corn and soybean yields to drop.
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Challenge of globalization
Farmers can no longer compete against retailer consolidation, protectionism in major exporters and monopolies. COMPLETE STORY | AUGUST ISSUE

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Here comes the environmental law . . . 
Historic nutrient management plan could put many small farms out of business unless government funding is provided. The environmental plan is expected to be law by Christmas. COMPLETE ANALYSIS | JULY ISSUE

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A New Battleground?
After years of butting heads with the Eastern Ontario farm community, the South Nation Conservation Authority is planning to provide independent reviews of farm expansion plans. But is SNCA Independent? Maybe. Objective? Hardly. FULL STORY | JUNE ISSUE

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Record number of Excellent cows
Glenn MacDonald of BreezeHill Holsteins is living the dream. In 2000, more than half his herd — 32 of 60 cows — were classified Excellent. Then three more made Excellent in April 2001. FULL COVERAGE | MAY ISSUE

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Farmers Forum On-Line remembers a winter of discontent
Three recent farm protests and the mid-March cavalcade through the streets of the Nation's Capital brings a level of tension to the Canadian farm scene not seen since the Brian Mulroney era. FEATURE