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Ontario Hay Listings Helps Farmers Find Hay and Straw

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With the drought plaguing Ontario pasture fields, hay and straw are in high demand. Livestock producers are struggling with pastures falling to the way side and in some cases already having to feed hay to their livestock to get by. Many farmers are looking to get their hands on some hay or straw and it’s often hard to track down buyers and sellers.

Now farmers don’t have to look too far – Ontario Hay Listings is an online website that helps to bridge the gap between buyers and sellers looking to buy or sell hay and straw. The free online service was created by the Ontario Forage Council to provide livestock producers with information on forage availability. The site is easily accessible for producers and has been designed to accommodate those who are on dial-up or high-speed internet. It’s a great tool that allows those interested to post on the website themselves.

It’s no surprise that the website has more traffic compared to previous years and Ray Robertson spokesperson for Ontario Hay Listings says the service has more listings this year than it’s had in previous years.


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Canadian farmers have another barrier to deal with when marketing grain. India announced it will issue a 30% duty on all yellow pea imports, including from Canada, effective Saturday, November 1. That was the main topic of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable, though it's not the only one as the final crop report of 2025, SARM's recent trip to Ottawa, and the upcoming Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in Yorkton were other notable topics.