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At 3:07am on October 23, 2009, OntAG Admin said…
Welcome Kyleen to the newly launched Ontario Agriculture (OntAg) Networking website.

The OntAg site is the most powerful tool on the internet today for connecting, communicating and staying in touch with the agricultural community in Ontario. We now have 152 members and are growing every day!

Please invite you friends to join and scroll through the member list and connect with friends to keep the community vibrant.

Also have a look at the Group sites to see if there are any that interest you, or you can create your own.

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