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Group Sow Housing Workshop

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Group Sow Housing Workshop

Time: September 2, 2014 from 9:15am to 4pm
Location: Festival Inn
Street: 1144 Ontario St., Highway # 8
City/Town: Stratford
Phone: 519-273-1150 / 1-800-463-3581
Event Type: workshop
Organized By: Doug Richards, Swine Specialist, OMAFRA
Latest Activity: Jul 25, 2014

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This workshop is intended for producers looking at group sow housing now or in the future. It will provide practical information on group sow management, sow feeding systems and answer questions about renovations and new design.

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