USDA report released today at noon. Jacob Willemse has provided some commentary on it after reviewing the market notes: The USDA released their monthly supply and demand report today. Similar to February’s report, they opted to keep the majority of their estimates unchanged. Corn ending stocks were left completely unchanged this time around at 1.502… CLICK HERE to Read More 
USDA Report, Supply and Demand Feb 9th, 2021
USDA Summary February 9th, 2021 The USDA released their February estimates for supply and demand. Although many were expecting some big changes out of this report, the USDA opted for inaction, leaving most of their numbers unchanged. Read the commentary: USDA Feb 9 2021
Precision Training on Raven Products
Based on feedback from our customers, we are pleased to offer a Training Series on Raven products. This will be a combination of 6, 1 hour long sessions using the Zoom platform. All sessions will be recorded, so registered users will be able to go back and view later on if they wish. If you… CLICK HERE to Read More
Welcome to Haggerty Creek
Haggerty Creek Ltd. was established in 2001 to fill a market need in the four counties area, being Lambton, Middlesex, Elgin and Kent Counties. Located at the hamlet of Cairo (north of Bothwell, Ontario), the rural location provides easy access to customers for grain and crop input needs.
Haggerty Creek provides three primary services to farmers.
Grain: We provide grain handling, off farm marketing, transportation and the development of marketing plans and strategies for our customers, including an online web portal for managing contracts and tickets. The primary crops are Corn, Soybeans and Soft Red Winter Wheat.
Agronomy: Using the concept of a whole farm solution, Haggerty Creek staff use our strong farming background to research, trial and recommend crop protection products and practices to help our customers optimize their returns while being responsible stewards of the land. We have been born and raised in the area, and are an active part of the local community, only recommending what we use on our own farms.
Digital Agriculture: Autonomous vehicles and precision agriculture are a growing part of our business. Beginning with the basics of field mapping, soil testing, and prescription mapping, we use the latest technology and equipment to help our customers understand what is happening on their land. We provide access to the latest application equipment technology, through sales and service, to make sure our customers are applying products at the right rate, in the right place, at the right time and in the right amount. And finally, we are testing and delivering new, autonomous farming equipment to help farmers with other operational challenges they may face, including automated application equipment, soil testing, weeding and planting.
