From the farmers in the fields to the wholesome food on tables across Ontario—there’s Good in Every Grain #ONgrains
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The wet and snowy weather will be here soon enough, and with that comes questions about the crops in Ontario grain farmers' fields that still need to be harvested. ❄️ Find out more! => https://t.co/ndkdvVymPP #OntarioGrains#OntarioGrainFarming#HarvestingCrops#SnowyCrops
Today we pause to remember the Canadians who served in times of war, conflict and peace, and all who never came home.
Thank you. Lest we forget. 🌺
#RemembranceDay#LestWeForget
Now that you have your meal plan mapped out for November, start to find which meal-prepping style works for you! Check it out! => https://t.co/rxMgopFfya #OntarioGrains#CookingwithGrains#MealPrep#Tips
Highlighting the International Year of the Woman Farmer this month is Janet Smaglinski! Read how Janet explores the cycle of crop production and valuable lessons about grain farming on her family's grain farm. => https://t.co/DNR9RJB2Y2 #FarmHerOntario#OntarioGrainFarmers
A new month calls for a new meal plan! Check out these whole-grain and cozy recipes, perfect to add to your meal rotation. => https://t.co/esT9Ut1jEK #OntarioGrains#WholeGrains#NewMonth#NewMealPlan
The nights are starting to get colder, so stay warm by making this DIY heating pad craft. Grab themed fabric and have some fun with it!🧵
=>https://t.co/n8jm8imZlY #OntarioGrains#DIY#Craft#HeatingPads
Planning for Remembrance Day?
Introduce students to the story of the Ontario Farmerettes, young women who stepped into farm jobs during World War II to help keep Ontario farms producing food. Learn more. => https://t.co/1doXz0B8Lz #RemembranceDay #CanadianHistory #OntarioFarmerettes #AgricultureEducation #OntarioTeachers
Do you know the difference between hay and straw? Could you spot the difference in farmers' fields? Learn here! => https://t.co/pkFc3HSsAe #OntarioGrains#Hay#Straw#DYK#GrainFacts
4 Steps Farmers Take To Protect Soil Health ⬇️
1. Plan Soil Testing
2. Plant Cover Crops
3. Avoid Soil Compaction
4. Use Residue As A Cover
Learn more about these 4 steps here. => https://t.co/6pVLbMAmpE #OntarioGrains #OntarioGrainFarmers #OntarioGrainFarms #YourFarmers #SoilProtection
#DYK edamame is a vegetable soybean harvested at an immature stage, when the plant and bean pods are still green, and the sugar levels are at its peak, giving it the best flavour. They are also not commonly grown in Ontario. Find out why! => https://t.co/LA9N6b7grX #OntarioGrains #Soybeans #Edamme #DYK #GrainFacts