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Ray Bonenberg of Pembroke, president of the Ontario Maple Syrup Producers Association, says “we’ve pushed this for the last eight, 10 years.” The association represents more than 400 maple syrup producers across Ontario.

Via email Alison Cross, OSPCA director of marketing and communications, says the charges include one count of failing to provide care necessary for animals’ general welfare, one count of failing to provide adequate and appropriate medical attention, three counts of permitting distress, two counts of failing to kill an animal by a method that is humane and minimizes pain and distress, and four counts of causing distress by killing an animal in a manner that caused suffering.

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Bonenberg says the new rules will only apply to producers who are federally registered. In Ontario, there are 33 federally registered producers.

Quote: " Would you have been happier if Minister Leal had just banned air planters that blow the contaminated dust around ." Finger pickup planters work great, with no dust problems so why not move back to a technology that solves the dust issue? Unfortunately, some of the equipment manufactures or livestock guys might not like that solution.

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