Agricultural Resources Archives

Ask an Ag-xpert Series

The “Ask an Ag-xpert” series is a specialized, industry-focused adaptation of the original “Ask an Expert” program. Designed for professionals in the agriculture sector, this series features targeted, accessible educational sessions led by experts from across the industry. In addition to gaining valuable insights, participants have the opportunity to connect directly with these experts and cultivate new professional relationships—expanding their network of business resources and support.

Agri-Food Resource Map

With the support of the County of Simcoe municipal partners, the Economic Development Office (EDO) has created an interactive map to view locations of commercial kitchens and co-packers: Explore Agri-Food Resource MapWe strive to keep the information in this inventory as accurate and up-to-date as possible.It is the responsibility of the users to contact the […]

Abattoir Resources

This abattoir resource page includes useful information and resources about local abattoirs, designed to help local farmers ensure efficient and sustainable operations. AgSights – ProcessorLinks OMAFA – Provincially Licensed Abattoirs Meat Inspection Program

Agriculture Local Snapshot – Ontario Federation of Agriculture Resource

The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) created a Simcoe County Agriculture Sector Snapshot. This resource gives you insights on local farm sales, economic contributions from 2023, and local farm facts! Discover more information about the OFADiscover more information about the Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture

Learn How to Hire A Temporary Foreign Agricultural Worker

You can hire a temporary foreign agricultural worker under one of the following streams: Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program Agricultural stream Stream for high-wage positions Stream for low-wage positions

Holland Marsh Resources

The area now known as the Holland Marsh was originally simply a regular marsh.  William Day, a professor at the Ontario Agricultural College, led the project to drain the area beginning in 1925. The process began with soil analyses and successful growing tests to prove the viability of the idea.