Grain Farmers of Ontario is the leading commodity organization in the province, representing over 28,000 farmers who grow barley, corn, oats, soybeans, and wheat. Their crops, which span 6 million acres of farmland, generate an impressive $4. 1 billion in farm gate receipts and contribute over $18 billion to the economy.

Additionally, these crops provide employment to more than 75,000 people in the region. The organization offers a wide range of services and resources to support farmers. This includes market development programs, sustainability initiatives, research projects, and variety performance trials.

They also provide valuable resources for farmer wellness, such as prevention awareness apps and support for well-being. Grain Farmers of Ontario is a farmer-driven organization, with committees and sub-committees focused on various aspects of the industry. They work closely with government agencies, industry organizations, and the public to ensure the interests of Ontario farmers are represented effectively.

If you are an Ontario grower of barley, corn, oats, soybeans, or wheat, there are opportunities to get involved through district meetings, serving on committees, and participating in professional development activities. Grain Farmers of Ontario aims to empower farmers and strengthen the grain farming community in Ontario