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We are quickly coming up to planting season. While we are hoping that the first year of regulations to control neonicotinoid use, coupled with the measures grain farmers have put into place will have significant impact, we want beekeepers in Ontario to understand the signs of poisoning and the process for reporting in the event of exposure.

We are quickly coming up to planting season. While we are hoping that the first year of regulations to control neonicotinoid use, coupled with the measures grain farmers have put into place will have significant impact, we want beekeepers in Ontario to understand the signs of poisoning and the process for reporting in the event of exposure.

We are quickly coming up to planting season. While we are hoping that the first year of regulations to control neonicotinoid use, coupled with the measures grain farmers have put into place will have significant impact, we want beekeepers in Ontario to understand the signs of poisoning and the process for reporting in the event of exposure.

The open weather and dry conditions last week allowed producers to plant the majority of corn acres and get a start on soybean acres, until a warm rain hit on Thursday May 12th , followed by cold wet weather through the weekend. - See more at: http://fieldcropnews.com/2016/05/mt-forest-ag-businness/#sthash.p4ynuzjL.dpuf

The open weather and dry conditions last week allowed producers to plant the majority of corn acres and get a start on soybean acres, until a warm rain hit on Thursday May 12th , followed by cold wet weather through the weekend. - See more at: http://fieldcropnews.com/2016/05/mt-forest-ag-businness/#sthash.p4ynuzjL.dpuf