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"Hoping to finish our last 80 acres of beans in the next 2-3 days. Corn yesterday was…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Nov 8, 2009 to Anyone started grain corn? How is the moisture, yields and test weights?

16 Nov 17, 2009
Reply by AgOntario

"North of Belleville, started today. Some conventional non-BT corn that may not stand…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Nov 2, 2009 to Anyone started grain corn? How is the moisture, yields and test weights?

16 Nov 17, 2009
Reply by AgOntario

"OFAH know very well that the farmers are upset. As for wolves, the wolves aren't re…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 31, 2009 to Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters takes stand AGAINST farmers

6 Oct 31, 2009
Reply by Dale Ketcheson

"I wish I was still an OFAH member. It would give me great satisfaction to cancel my…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 30, 2009 to Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters takes stand AGAINST farmers

6 Oct 31, 2009
Reply by Dale Ketcheson

"However, even OFAH's own staff have admitted that the elk in the Bancroft area now a…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 30, 2009 to Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters takes stand AGAINST farmers

6 Oct 31, 2009
Reply by Dale Ketcheson

"These farmers haven't been asking for much folks. The opportunity to apply for a nui…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 30, 2009 to Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters takes stand AGAINST farmers

6 Oct 31, 2009
Reply by Dale Ketcheson

"We got everything planted that's harvested. About 75%. The last farm of beans is goi…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 21, 2009 to Planting Wheat

5 Nov 13, 2009
Reply by Peter Gredig

"http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/busdev/facts/07-019.pdf This is the most recent…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 20, 2009 to Custom Work Rates In Ontario

3 Feb 21, 2010
Reply by newbie

"October 30, 9:45 AM"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 19, 2009 to C$=US$ Parity - what date/time

6 Apr 5, 2010
Reply by Joann

"Also people need to keep in mind that setbacks will almost certainly increase fairly…"

Dale Ketcheson replied Oct 17, 2009 to Surplus farm houses

26 Dec 12, 2011
Reply by Robert Hillman

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