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Comment by Robert Abbott on November 10, 2015 at 4:08am

My name is Robert Abbott and I’m from a small farming community located in Oxford County called Tillsonburg. As a teenager growing up I worked the tobacco fields as the song by Stompin Tom Connor’s so adequately describes. I work for T.L. Willaert Realty Brokerage Ltd and I devote my time to farm and vacant land real estate sales in an industry I feel passionate about. My blog will be focused on general agricultural news while incorporating real estate topics that effect the agriculture industry within the province of Ontario and the rest of Canada. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them. I invite you to visit my real estate website canadianfarmlandforsale.ca to learn more about myself and the services I provide to my client and customers.

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There’s a Revolution Going on in the Hybrid Rye Space and Alberta is Playing a Big Role

Kenny Piecharka of Lethbridge recently took over as country lead for KWS Seeds Canada at an exciting time for the crop the company specializes in: hybrid fall rye.

A profound shift is needed in Alberta — a shift toward embracing the potential of cutting-edge genetics to propel farming into a new era of success and sustainability.

At last week’s CrossRoads Crop Conference in Calgary, Alberta, seed community leaders came together to champion this transformation, highlighting the pivotal role farmers play in shaping the future of agriculture.

Federal ag minister concludes trip to China

Agriculture and Agri-Food Lawrence MacAulay has returned to Canada after a one-week mission to China.

Crop hail claim payouts reach $230 million

Member companies of the Canadian Crop Hail Insurance Association (CCHA) paid out $230 million to Western Canadian grain farmers.

Finetuning fertilizers for better crop yields

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