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Growing Your Farm Profits Workshop - Fergus (Waterloo County)

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Growing Your Farm Profits Workshop - Fergus (Waterloo County)

Time: October 7, 2014 all day
Location: Fergus
Website or Map: http://registration.wildapric…
Event Type: growing your farm profits workshop
Organized By: Growing Forward 2
Latest Activity: Sep 26, 2014

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Growing Your Farm Profits Workshop - Fergus (Waterloo County) Day 1-October 7, 2014; Day 2-October 14, 2014

07 Oct 2014 10:00 AM • location to be determined, Fergus, ON

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GYFP Workshop - Brighton (Northumberland County) Day1- Oct.9th, Day2-Oct.16th, 2014

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10 Nov 2014 10:00 AM • Lions hall,65 Victoria Street, Tweed, Ont.

 

GYFP Workshop - Simcoe: Day 1-Nov 12 Day 2-Nov 19

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