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Farm & Food Care Ontario Farm & Food Care Ontario is growing public trust and consumer confidence in farming and food by working collaboratively with Ontario farmers and food partners.

July 2021 update: We have just learned that someone is falsely representing themselves as a FFCO agent & recruiting foreign workers to come to Canada at great personal cost. This is a scam. FFCO does NOT facilitate immigration to Canada or arrange contracts for Temporary Foreign Workers. Farm & Food Care is a coalition of farmers and associated businesses proactively working together with a commitment to provide credible information and strengthen sustainable food and farming for the future. We encourage you to interact on our page, however since we unfortunately cannot monitor every conversation, Farm & Food Care expects that users will not post content that falls into the following categories and reserves the right to remove postings that are:

- Commercial/advertorial in nature
-Abusive, defamatory or obscene
- Fraudulent, deceptive or misleading
- In violation of any intellectual property right of another
- In violation of any law or regulation
- Otherwise offensive
- Off-topic

DID YOU KNOW?Ontario is Canada's   patch.🎃In 2025, Ontario farmers harvested 8,155 acres of fresh pumpkins, accounting f...
10/28/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

Ontario is Canada's patch.🎃

In 2025, Ontario farmers harvested 8,155 acres of fresh pumpkins, accounting for 75% of Canada's total.

Learn more about Canadian food and farming at:
realdirtonfarming.ca



*Information and inspiration courtesy of Statistics Canada

Eat the season: Ontario beans are here!Fresh, flavourful, and incredibly versatile, Ontario beans are a delicious additi...
10/28/2026

Eat the season: Ontario beans are here!

Fresh, flavourful, and incredibly versatile, Ontario beans are a delicious addition to any meal! Steam them as a simple side dish, toss them into a fresh salad, sauté them with garlic and butter, or roast them for a tasty addition to dinner.

However you enjoy them, it's a great time to add Ontario-grown beans to your plate!

Eat the Season. Love What's Local.

Did you Know?Soil is full of living organisms, including earthworms, fungi and beneficial bacteria.Learn more in The Rea...
10/26/2026

Did you Know?

Soil is full of living organisms, including earthworms, fungi and beneficial bacteria.

Learn more in The Real Dirt on Farming: www.realdirtonfarming.ca

Did you know?Canola belongs to the same plant family as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, turnips and mustard.Learn more i...
10/22/2026

Did you know?

Canola belongs to the same plant family as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, turnips and mustard.

Learn more in The Real Dirt on Farming: www.realdirtonfarming.ca

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🥕 Eat the season: Ontario carrots are here!Crunchy, colourful, and incredibly versatile, Ontario carrots are a staple wo...
10/21/2026

🥕 Eat the season: Ontario carrots are here!

Crunchy, colourful, and incredibly versatile, Ontario carrots are a staple worth celebrating. Toss them into a salad, roast them alongside dinner, add them to soups and stews, or enjoy them fresh with your favourite dip.

However you serve them, it's a great time to add Ontario-grown carrots to your plate.

Eat the Season. Love What's Local.

Did you know?It can take between 100 to 500 years to build two centimeters of topsoil. Sustainable soil management helps...
10/19/2026

Did you know?

It can take between 100 to 500 years to build two centimeters of topsoil. Sustainable soil management helps rebuild topsoil by slowly adding organic matter from the previous year’s crop.

Learn more in The Real Dirt on Farming: www.realdirtonfarming.ca

Did You Know?Ontario is home to more than 70% of Canada's greenhouse vegetable production!• Ontario greenhouse farmers g...
10/16/2026

Did You Know?

Ontario is home to more than 70% of Canada's greenhouse vegetable production!

• Ontario greenhouse farmers grow tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers in climate-controlled environments.

• Greenhouses allow farmers to extend the growing season and produce fresh vegetables throughout much of the year.

• Some greenhouses use beneficial insects to help manage pests and reduce the need for pesticides.

From fresh tomatoes to crunchy cucumbers and colourful peppers, Ontario greenhouse farmers help bring locally grown vegetables to our plates!

10/16/2026

From farm to table, it takes a lot of hard work to keep Canadians nourished. 🌾

On , we are recognizing the farm operators across Canada who help make it possible. When we conducted the 2021 Census of Agriculture, 262,600 farm operators were counted across the country! 🚜

Updated data on Canada’s agriculture sector, collected in the 2026 , will be released in May 2027. These data will help support growth sustainability and informed decision making for businesses in Canada’s agriculture sector. Stay tuned here for updates: https://ow.ly/oIhR50ZYcil.

Harvest season is in full swing across Ontario!As farmers work hard to bring in this year's crops, you may notice more t...
10/15/2026

Harvest season is in full swing across Ontario!

As farmers work hard to bring in this year's crops, you may notice more tractors, combines and other large farm equipment travelling on rural roads.

A little patience goes a long way in keeping everyone safe this harvest season!

Slow down and stay alert. Farm equipment often travels at slower speeds than regular traffic.

Keep your distance. Large equipment may have limited visibility and need extra room to turn.

Pass with caution. Only pass when it's safe and legal to do so, and never assume a farmer pulling to the right is letting you pass. They may be preparing to turn left.

Be patient. A few extra minutes on the road can make all the difference in getting everyone home safely.

Let's work together to keep Ontario's farmers and rural roads safe this harvest season!

Eat the season: Ontario cranberries are here.Tart, colourful, and packed with flavour, Ontario cranberries are ready to ...
10/14/2026

Eat the season: Ontario cranberries are here.

Tart, colourful, and packed with flavour, Ontario cranberries are ready to bring a taste of the season to your kitchen.

From sauces and baked goods to salads, smoothies, and festive favourites, there are plenty of ways to enjoy this locally grown berry. Pick some up while they're in season and add a little Ontario-grown flavour to your fall recipes.

Eat the Season. Love What's Local.

For recipes and more information, visit: https://www.ontario.ca/foodland/recipes/browse?fulltext=cranberries&page=1

Address

660 Speedvale Avenue West
Guelph, ON
N1G5L3

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

519-837-1326

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