Ontario Agri Business Association

Crop Inputs Agri Business Sectors

The crop input sector provided the products and expertise that assisted producers in raising these crops.

Grain Elevator Agri Business Sectors

The major crops handled by Ontario's elevator system include wheat, corn, soybeans, white and coloured beans, canola, oats and barley.

Animal Nutrition Agri Business Sectors

Feed companies provide essential products and services to livestock and poultry producers including complete feeds, supplements and premixes.

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Health & Safety Training Schedule

Courses and Dates

Key Dates

June 10, 2024 to July 4, 2024
Grain Grading Workshops
Location: Blenheim, Hamilton, Cornwall
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June 23, 2024 to June 25, 2024
OABA Summer Conference
Location: Huntsville
Contact: [email protected]

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Quick Links: Updated Economic Impact Study of the Ontario Agri Business Industry
January 2023
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2023 Annual Report
OABA Annual Report
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Corporate Rates at the Hilton Meadowvale
OABA members receive an additional 15% off the best available daily rate.
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Truck Drivers Handbook
An updated version of the OABA Truck Drivers Handbook is available for purchase.
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Preventing Contamination of Commercial Grain Deliveries
PowerPoint Presentation for grain growers
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Treated Seed Checklist
For use in the preventation of contamination of commercial grain deliveries
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Zero Tolerance Signs
highly visable signs to inform customers you have Zero Tolerance for treated seed occurring in grain.
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Controlling Grain Dust Fires & Explosions
for grain elevators & feed mills
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Certified Crop Advisor: Ontario is part of the Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) program, a professional designation for agronomists that requires testing and a documented level of experience to obtain, and continued education to maintain.
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