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At 9:55am on October 23, 2009, OntAG Admin said…
Hi Kathie,

Welcome to the Ontario Agriculture (OntAg) Networking website! Thank you for joining and contributing to strengthening agriculture in Ontario.

The site is the most powerful tool on the internet today for connecting, communicating and staying in touch. Our goal is connect everyone in agriculture in Ontario.

Explore the site and invite your friends. If you have any questions on using the website please send us a message.

Have a great day!

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