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Norfolk SCIA MTO Workshop

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Norfolk SCIA MTO Workshop

Time: April 3, 2013 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
Location: VanMeer Farms
Street: 684 1st Concession South Talbot Road
City/Town: Courtland
Website or Map: https://maps.google.ca/maps?f…
Phone: 519-875-2130
Event Type: workshop, education
Organized By: Norfolk SCIA
Latest Activity: Mar 25, 2013

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Event Description

Spring seeding is just around the corner. Make sure you are familiar with the rules of the road for farm equipment and trucks before you hit the road with your equipment this year.

Join the Norfolk Soil and Crop Improvement Association for an evening with Sam Hardie of the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) as he reviews and updates our membership on these rules. These MTO update and information sessions have proven popular when hosted in other municipalities and we are confident our members won't want to miss this evening.

Free to all OSCIA members.

Norfolk SCIA memberships available onsite for $30 per year.

Refreshments available.

For more information: www.ghscia.com

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