Efco welcomed MTI-Canada as a new distributor of its power equipment. Located in Levis, Quebec, MTI-Canada serves customers in the Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic provinces. “We are excited to have MTI-Canada joining the Efco team and know that their years of experience in the industry will be a great asset to our company,” said Jeff Bohr, Efco product manager. MTI-Canada... read more
The Andersons’ Humic DG product is now available to customers in the Canadian turf, agriculture and horticulture markets. Listed as a registered supplement by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Humic DG is a dispersing granule humic acid product that provides a full complement of humic substances including fulvic, humic and humin acids. Humic acid is a natural soil conditioner that... read more
Arborjet’s IMA-jet is now approved for use in Canada for the control of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) tree pests. IMA-jet works via trunk injection, and the formulation specifically is designed to work systemically inside the tree to move quickly to the target. It’s been on the market for nearly 10 years in the U.S. “The... read more
The Andersons, located in Maumee, Ohio, added Ferti Technologies, based in Saint-Michel, Canada, to a patent infringement suit initiated in December. The suit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, involves three patents related to dispersible granular fertilizer technology. Ferti Technologies is the fourth party cited in the suit along Enviro Granulation of South Carolina;... read more
Weed Man USA’s strategy banks on planning, processes and people. How you can learn from its model. While visiting with his neighbor one evening in the mid-1980s, Roger Mongeon ventured down to the man’s basement office to take a look at his business. The neighbor ran a two-truck Weed Man franchise from his home in Ajax, Ontario, outside of Toronto.... read more
KIOTI Tractor finished the last leg of its fundraiser to support breast cancer awareness and research this month during the CIBC Run for the Cure. The company raised $25,023 to be donated to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. KIOTI recruited 52 teams and 188 individual participants to help fundraise for the national organization. The campaign ended in prize giveaways to... read more
