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The Canadian International Farm Show

Time: February 7, 2012 at 9am to February 9, 2012 at 4:30pm
Location: The International Centre, Mississauga, Ontario
Website or Map: http://www.internationalcentr…
Phone: 1-888-454-7469
Event Type: the, canadian, international, farm, show
Organized By: Denise Miller
Latest Activity: Nov 29, 2011

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Event Description


The Canadian International Farm Show

 

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND USE VIP CODE FARM399 to obtain your complimentary 3 day pass. LIMITED TIME OFFER.


 

The Canadian International Farm Show (CIFS) is pleased to honor excellence with our annual Producer of the Year Awards at the 2012 edition of the CIFS.

The purpose of this award is to recognize excellence in farm operations or any sort of Agribusiness. Individuals are encouraged to make nominations by completing the nomination form before December 2nd, 2011.


Nominees must reside in the province of Ontario to be considered for this prestigious award. The awards will be presented at the Industry Reception on February 07, 2012 as part of the CIFS festivities.

 

For complete details or to fill out a nomination form, please visit www.canadianfarmshow.ca or email dmiller@mpltd.ca

 

Also AG Students! Check out our website and see if you are elegible for our bursary!

 

Click Here to Visit Our Website!


 

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