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Dufferin Cty - Honeywood land A new issue (to me in Huron County) has been brought to my attention. I am quickly being brought up to speed but as we all know, there are… Started by Wayne Black	2	Sep 28, 2009 Reply by Wayne Black
Holland Marsh Freshness We're very excited here in the Holland Marsh. There is a new television show, Fresh Life, airing on SUN TV, and they are featuring the Holl… Started by Avia Eek	5	Sep 20, 2009 Reply by Roadrunner
To spray or not to spray First off - I am not a horticultural farmer. Just wheat, corn, beans, hay, oats, barley. No fruits - I just see the "fruit" of my labour. W… Started by Wayne Black	2	Sep 7, 2009 Reply by Wayne Black
Farmer v. fungus Attack of the killer of tomatoes Cold, rainy summer has provided perfect conditions for crop-destroying blight Read article in Globe and… Started by Sandra Dales	0	Aug 28, 2009
Local Food Going Mobile A ‘buy local’ initiatives - Let us know if you see it in your community Local Food Going Mobile McGuinty Government Helping to Promote O… Started by Sandra Dales	0	Aug 27, 2009
Local Food Initiatives Receive Funding: A Good Idea? In early July, the Ontario Market Investment Fund announced funding for six new projects: From The Grower website. Grown in Windsor-Essex… Started by Sandra Dales	1	Aug 20, 2009 Reply by Sandra Dales
Dutch Greenhouse Growers Broadside Canadian Pepper Industry. We thought this would be a good discussion topic. The strong Canadian dollar and aggressive competition is a challenge for most agri produc… Started by Sandra Dales	0	Aug 20, 2009

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