July 28, 2020 - ONfruit

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For the past 2 years we have been sampling vineyards to test for grapevine leafroll associated virus and grapevine red blotch virus.  The vineyard blocks were chosen randomly and the majority of blocks sampled happened to be 10 years old or over.  For the final year of the survey part of the project, we are shifting focus to younger plantings.  We are looking for vineyard blocks 3 years old or younger to sample in August. Sampling involves collecting one leaf from each of 400 vines in the block.  Petioles will be tested for grapevine leafroll associated virus (GLRaV) and grapevine red blotch virus (GRBV) and results will be sent to cooperators and used in pooled anonymous reporting.  Please contact Wendy McFadden-Smith at wendy.mcfadden-smith@ontario.ca as soon as possible so we can organize our survey for 2020.

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Ontario farmers put a high priority on protecting data and proprietary information related to their farm businesses. The threat of disclosing that type of information poses a significant risk to the health, safety and security of farms, families and operations across the province. The recent freedom-of-information (FOI) request submitted to the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) to release a list of names of all businesses with a Farm Business Registration (FBR) has the potential to jeopardize the privacy and security of that information.

Although the request impacts Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) members that are FBR registrants, it does not pertain to OFA’s membership database or any related information. The individual who filed the FOI request is seeking FBR information from OMAFRA’s records.

The release of this information would affect all Farm Business Registrants across the province, and not solely OFA members. The concern surrounding the potential disclosure of information is shared by all three general farm organizations in Ontario.

News Release - Province of Ontario (July 16, 2020)

Government Delivers Early on Expanded Risk Management Program

CHATHAM ― The Ontario government is expanding the Risk Management Program a year earlier than planned by $50 million for a total of $150 million annually. This funding supports farmers with unforeseen challenges such as fluctuating market prices, extreme weather events like flooding or drought, and disease.

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"Our government stands shoulder to shoulder with our farmers during these unprecedented times. As we chart a path to recovery, we will be there for our farmers and their workers to help them continue to put food on our tables," said Premier Ford. "We committed to expanding this program in Year 3 of our mandate, but we are delivering on that commitment a year earlier than promised to provide more stability, income security and peace of mind for farmers, which is long overdue. I'm proud to say promise made, promise kept."

Guelph ON, July 9, 2020 – Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Association

Ontario's fruit and vegetable growers welcome the joint federal provincial government decision to enhance crop insurance for the 2020 crop season to include labour shortages resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the first such coverage of its kind in Canada and a change that the Ontario Fruit & Vegetable Growers' Association (OFVGA) has been actively requesting of both levels of government.

Today’s funding announcement by Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Marie-Claude Bibeau and Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman means that growers enrolled in crop insurance for the 2020 season will have access to coverage against production losses arising from COVID-19 impacts on their workforce, including specifically travel disruptions of workers that arrive under the seasonal and temporary foreign worker programs due to COVID-19, and illness/quarantine in the event of an on-farm outbreak.

“This announcement is an important first step towards giving growers assurances that this government will have their backs during the pandemic,” said Bill George, Chair of the OFVGA. “We thank Minister Bibeau for making this enhanced coverage possible, and we thank Minister Hardeman and the Ford government for their leadership, and for being the first provincial government in Canada to take this step.”