Deadline Approaching for Planter-Modification-Funding Through GLASI Program

Name: Deadline Approaching for Planter-Modification-Funding Through GLASI Program
Uploaded: 2016-08-30
Description: Farmers who bought a new planter with a dust deflector, retro-fitted an after market one or fabricated their own since last spring may be eligible for cost-share funding through the Great Lakes Agriculture Stewardship Initiative program. Margaret May, regional coordinator with the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association, is reminding farmers that the deadline to…

Mar 18, 2015 by Lyndsey Smith

Farmers who bought a new planter with a dust deflector, retro-fitted an after market one or fabricated their own since last spring may be eligible for cost-share funding through the Great Lakes Agriculture Stewardship Initiative program. Margaret May, regional coordinator with the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association, is reminding farmers that the deadline to…

Categories: Ag Policy / Agronomy / Crop Production / Eastern Canada / Soil

Tags: Margaret May / Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association

Lyndsey Smith

Lyndsey Smith is a field editor for RealAgriculture. A self-proclaimed agnerd, Lyndsey is passionate about all things farming but is especially thrilled by agronomy and livestock production.