Thanks for the welcome. We're enjoying developing our social media platforms. Would you be willing to list us in your "Farmers and Agriculture in Ontario"? We're @UofGuelphOAC
Thanks for the welcome Sandy. I'm here to learn more about Ontario agriculture and farming and maybe lend some insight into new tech for soil management.
Glad to be connected to the OntAG site. Looking forward to keeping up, and hope to be able to share some of the great work we're doing, especially in livestock.
Thank you. I am looking forward to the inter-action here at OntAG. I am anxious to start some discussion regarding on-site ethanol production on Farms using farm waste.
Erika DeBrouwer, peach and pear grower and now OMAFRA tree fruit specialist, will be sharing her knowledge and extension skills from the Simcoe, Ontario office. She joined January 11.
Syngenta Canada today announced key additions to the Miravis® fungicide product lineup that will help growers protect yield and quality in an even broader range of crops.
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Thanks for the welcome! I am already entrenched in reading here!
Andrea @ PlanET
Thanks for the warm welcome Joe. Looks like a great site for information and networking, and we needs lots of both!
Jay @ Starview Ridge
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looking forward to graduating from St.Clair College at end of April '11 and becoming employed in expanding greenhouse industry in Leamington.
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