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Clarington Agriculture Summit

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Clarington Agriculture Summit

Time: April 5, 2024 from 9am to 1pm
Location: Solina Community Hall
Street: 1964 concession rd.6
City/Town: Hampton, L0B 1J0, Ontario
Website or Map: https://members.cbot.ca/event…
Event Type: agriculture, summit
Organized By: Clarington Board of Trade
Latest Activity: Apr 2, 2024

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Event Description

Members of the agriculture community in Clarington and surrounding area, the Clarington Agriculture Summit has returned!

Join us, the Clarington Board of Trade, and partners in agriculture who have a passion for initiatives that celebrate agriculture, promote opportunities in agriculture, and support members of a community who invest so much more than time, to provide for and feed the world. We look forward to seeing you, welcoming our guest speakers and creating a space to cultivate connections with fellow farmers as well as students, teachers and restauranteurs.

Breakfast and Lunch included.


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