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Looking to hire a plough, farm custom work near Milton, Ontario.

Hello Everyone,Our farm is located in Campbellville close to Milton(Guelph line and 15 side road) about 10 acres workable. We are looking for some one to plough the land, planting sunflower  and…Continue

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  Hello Everyone,Our farm is located in Campbellville close to Milton(Guelph line and 15 side road) about 10 acres workable. We are looking for some one to plough the land, planting corn  and harvesting. Thanks

Posted on May 14, 2015 at 7:09am

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At 4:56am on May 17, 2015, Joe Dales said…

You may want to talk to some of your farmer neighbours to see if they can do it when they have finished their planting...let us know how this works out.

Joe 

At 3:38am on March 27, 2014, Joe Dales said…

Thanks for posting on OntAg.farms.com

We have combined the two messages into the one in the forum and will see if we can help you network with your farming neighbours.

Take care,

 

At 7:52am on March 26, 2014, OntAG Admin said…

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