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At 2:43am on October 23, 2009, OntAG Admin said…
Welcome Sasha to the newly launched Ontario Agriculture (OntAg) Networking website. Congratulations you are our 150th member! We are growing everyday and have a goal to connect everyone involved in agriculture in Ontario.

Explore the site there's so much to do and see. Become an active member by adding content, inviting your friends to join, and scrolling through the member list and connecting with friends. 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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