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Ontario Agricultural Conference

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Ontario Agricultural Conference

Time: January 4, 2023 to January 5, 2023
Location: Ag Business Centre
Street: University of Guelph Ridgetown Campus
City/Town: 120 Main Street East Ridgetown, ON N0P 2C0
Website or Map: https://ontarioagconference.c…
Phone: 519-529-7625
Event Type: agricultural, conference
Organized By: Ontario Agricultural Conference
Latest Activity: Jul 19

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Only 169 days to the Ontario Agricultural Conference

The Ontario Agricultural Conference is a combined effort of The Southwest Agricultural Conference, Golden Horseshoe and Heartland SCIAs and Eastern Ontario Crop Conferences.

AS COVID-19 continues to create many unique challenges including our ability to meet in person we are committed to keeping our agricultural community updated with current and timely information.

Registration will open in November 2022

We will update this event soon as soon

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