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Vegetable Greenhouses NEED new, young growers--but where are all the jobs? Statistics Canada shows that most of the horticulture/greenhouse management is reaching retirement age, and that almost all of these manage… Started by Jamie Boland	4	Dec 7, 2011 Reply by Jamie Boland
Congratulations Joel Jarvis! Ontario farmer breaks World Record for largest squash. At 674.3 kg or 1,486.6 pounds, Joel Jarvis' squash beats the old record of 560 kg or 1,234 pounds as confirmed by Guinness World Records… Started by AgOntario	0	Oct 17, 2011
Ontariofresh.ca - a New Website for Growers/Farmers, Distributors & Related Groups - Register Now! Ontariofresh.ca Offers Economic Value For Agriculture Business - New Website Coming: Focus on Business of Local Food Helps Meet Demand- T… Started by OntAG Admin	0	May 24, 2011
New Farmers Market Opening in Stratford. Do you visit farmers markets? News Release, STRATFORD - Slow Food Perth County is starting a Sunday Farmers Market beginning June 6th. All farmers employing good, clea… Started by OntAG Admin	0	May 16, 2010
Vineland Research: To deliver commercialization opportunities to the horticulture sector: Any Ideas for them? GOVERNMENTS PARTNER TO BUILD NEW MARKETS FOR HORTICULTURE PRODUCERS This Agriculture Canada news release came in and wondered what everyone… Started by Joe Dales	0	Oct 19, 2009
"Agriculture: The Forgotten Industry?" View "Agriculture: The Forgotten Industry?" - Parts 1 to 5 on PublicVoice.tv http://www.publicvoice.tv/profiles/blogs/jamie-reaume-agricul… Started by AgOntario	0	Oct 15, 2009
"Marsh Madness" http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/marsh-madness/article1319792/ This is a really, really good article about the Holland Marsh ex… Started by Avia Eek	0	Oct 10, 2009
Wet Weather in Holland Marsh Well, usually I am a very up-beat, optimistic person. Today, not so much! This year has been really challenging. Worrying about white rot i… Started by Avia Eek	4	Oct 10, 2009 Reply by Avia Eek
Longer Season Strawberries Here's a look at some research at the University of Guelph - to get strawberries growing more than a few weeks in June... http://www.eHarv… Started by Andrew Campbell	0	Oct 5, 2009
Low crop prices in the Fall Onion and carrots prices have been reasonably decent this year. Last year, not so good we were getting paid what my husband's parents did i… Started by Avia Eek	4	Oct 1, 2009 Reply by Avia Eek

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