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Hi, my name is Jose Chica, recently graduated from university in health sciences and kinesiology. I live in Hamilton, Ontario, and working part time right now. Farms have been my life since I was born, unfortunatelly my family moved to the city when we came to Canada. I would like to help out a family farm or something like that doing chores and such in my spare time, even if it is a couple of hours a week. Anyone interested or wanting to discuss further, feel free to contact me at jacchica88@hotmail.com.

Thanks,

Jose Chica

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Permalink Reply by Joe Dales on June 2, 2010 at 4:26pm
Hi Jose: You may want to check out AgCareers.com to see if there are some job opportunities in the area.

Good Luck,

Joe

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