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CFFO Blog's Blog – December 2011 Archive (4)
The CFFO Commentary: 2012 Wish List for Agriculture
By Nathan Stevens
December 30, 2011
I have some personal resolutions and wishes I want to pursue in the coming year. I…
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The CFFO Commentary: Christmas Story Leads to Actions to Build up Individuals, Families and Communities
By John Clement…
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The CFFO Commentary: Food Producers Need Proper Respect to Feed a Growing World Population
By Lorne Small…
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The CFFO Commentary: No Guilt Advised for Farmers Who Succeed and Have Larger Operations
By John Clement
December 2, 2011
Pat Lynch is an unabashed supporter of farmers who work hard at their vocation and aren’t afraid to see their operations grow larger. A long-time fixture within Ontario agriculture, Lynch believes that farming is something that should be pursued with great passion and that those with farms of significant size shouldn’t feel guilty about their success.
Lynch isn’t without credentials for his opinions. He’s been awarded for the…
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Agriculture Headlines from Farms.com Canada East News - click on title for full story
Old Crop Corn Futures Up, New Crop Down.
Soybean Demand Continues To Be Strong, Futures Rise.Ron Plain: Hog Outlook
Annual Cost Of Raising Hogs IHas ncreased 12.6%.Contest launched to find Faces of Farming family
For the second year in a row, a contest is being launched to select one farmer or farm family to appear in the 2014 edition of the Faces of Farming calendar.Farm Management Canada (FMC) Launches International Farm Management Competition
Competitors from across Canada have the opportunity to win a trip of a lifetime to attend the International Farm Management Congress in Poland July 2013, all expenses paid.Forage Report
Alfalfa and grass are growing well and will respond quickly to moisture and heat. The May 14th frost did very little damage to established alfalfa and new seedings.© 2013 Created by Darren Marsland.
