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Grain Farmers of Ontario

Ontario has finally merged wheat, corn and soybean producers under one organization, Grain Farmers of Ontario.
Will you be better represented this way compared to having 3 separate organizations?

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Permalink Reply by John Jordan on September 2, 2009 at 3:02am
I was at the brand launch yesterday at Ingersoll and the new boss Barry Senft indicated he is sure the new organization will have much more clout in Ottawa and Toronto. Time will tell on that one.

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