Pork Producers and Industry Discussions (5)

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Ontario Agriculture Sustainability Coalition -Call to Action Below is a bulletin outlining the status of the Ontario Agriculture Sustainability Coalition and actions needed to advance this initiative.… Started by Ontario Pork Industry Council	5	May 2, 2010 Reply by kevin g kimball
Ken Ovington Appointed as Ontario Pork General Manager Good luck Ken, Joe Ontario Pork Board Appoints Ovington as General Manager Guelph, November 4, 2009 – The Ontario Pork Board of Director… Started by Joe Dales	0	Nov 5, 2009
Pig Industry Recovery Plan -Letter from John Bowman This letter has been posted on behalf of John Bowman; Daco Animal Nutrition Click on the attachment below to read John's letter. If… Started by Ontario Pork Industry Council	0	Oct 9, 2009
Pig Industry Recovery Plan from Pork Grassroots Committee This has been posted on behalf of the Pork Grassroots Committee Click the attachment below to see the Pork Grassroots Committee Lett… Started by Ontario Pork Industry Council	0	Oct 9, 2009
Lots of debate on Supply Managed Pork in Ontario. Where does everyone stand on this topic? Started by pigsrgr8	0	Oct 8, 2009

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