Ontario Agriculture

The network for agriculture in Ontario, Canada

The AALP class 16 arrived at 12pm local time today February 15th, which is 12 hours ahead of our friends, family, and blog followers in Ontario. The enthusiastic travellers spent 20 hours on the airplane and flew over 14,000 kilometres over Sudbury, the arctic circle, Russia, Japan, Taiwan and finally Vietnam.

Our journey to Asia included a planned layover stop in the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. The Airport had several amenities for all to enjoy, including a yoga lounge, a mechanical horse that allowed Megh to keep up her horse-riding skills, extensive duty free shopping, and luxurious first class lounges. 

Our afternoon city tour of Ho Chi Minh City - formerly known as Saigon - included a trip to the Presidential Palace, which was the intelligence headquarters of the President, his family, and his staff during the Vietnam war. The signing of the end of the Vietnam War took place at this historical site as well.

The buzz of motor bikes zipping through the busy streets will send us into a deep sleep to fight off jet lag and prepare for tomorrow's adventures. Until then....

Views: 353

Comment

You need to be a member of Ontario Agriculture to add comments!

Join Ontario Agriculture

Agriculture Headlines from Farms.com Canada East News - click on title for full story

BASF Has Introduced a New Era of Soybean Trait Technology with Nemapshere

New soybean technology offers pest protection and improved weed control, helping farmers increase yields and manage soybean cyst nematode challenges with advanced traits and modern farming solutions.

New John Deere resource available online

DeereManual.com has multiple user manuals to browse

Kubota Partners with Social Media Favorite SB Mowing to Expand his Community Impact

Kubota Tractor Corporation has partnered with SB Mowing to provide advanced equipment and support large-scale property transformations, while expanding a fast-growing community-focused initiative that is reshaping the lawn care industry.

Could Canada Become a Key Supplier of Raw Materials and Value-Added Phosphate Products?

Historic Quebec milestone signals stronger domestic fertilizer amid global phosphate demand surge

90 percent of agri-businesses are concerned about the future of Canadian agriculture

Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Drive Up Costs for Canadian Agri-Businesses and drive down confidence in ag sector.

© 2026   Created by Darren Marsland.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service