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Kevin Stewart
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Do you worry about cyber security? Here are some tips to protect your farming operation.

Started Jul 13, 2013

Meet Chantal Petitclerc And Be Inspired. FCC Video: Pursue Your Passion.

Started Jun 20, 2013

FCC Management Moment: Farm Machinery, How Do You Decide On Buyer, Renting or Custom Farming?

Started May 26, 2013

 

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Amanda Lang on Innovation Through Curiosity. FCC Video Interview Where She Presents Some Good Ideas.

Posted on February 23, 2013 at 11:00am

FCC Video: Farmland Values Increase In Ontario.

Posted on October 10, 2012 at 6:24pm

Farm Credit Canada Leadership Video: Jamie Clarke On Climbing Mount Everest.

Posted on September 2, 2012 at 9:16pm

FCC Video: How To Use Social Media Tools On The Farm.

Posted on April 17, 2012 at 8:45pm

AgVisionTV: On Successful Farm Succession By Dr John Fast: 80% Of Family Businesses Fail Transition.

Posted on November 21, 2011 at 9:28pm

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At 11:54pm on December 7, 2011, Robert Hillman said…

all we ever wanted to do was farm  a hundred acers with some beef and goats

 

they say no one has interest in small family farms

we are a dad  45   daughter 24  son  

we would beef farm in manitoulin islands    where  people dont even care anymore

or look after the farms and fences

but  where do   people like us  get the money when you have no family

to help

we are willing to work and live in a  garbage house  for anyone that would help us

get the farm and pay it  off over the next twenty years

by  then i will be  sixty and my son and daughter could take over

wheres the help?      I know farmers in ontario that have THREE    three hundred thousand  dollar combines  PAID FOR and trade every two years

wheres the support for new farmers LIKE us     thats   all we have EVER WANTED

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At 11:13am on January 5, 2010, Steve Twynstra said…
Kevin, you can reach me at stwynstra@isp.ca Usually I am able to respond within a day or two from this address.

All the best to you and yours in 2010!

Steve
 
 
 

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

OMHA, EGG FARMERS OF ONTARIO DONATING $10,000 TO FEED STUDENTS – KIDS HELPING KIDS

The Ontario Minor Hockey Association and Egg Farmers of Ontario are together donating $10,000 to Student Nutrition Ontario, a province-wide program that enables students to eat, learn, and succeed.

DFO ANNOUNCES NEW DIGITAL LEARNING PLATFORM AND CELEBRATES WORLD SCHOOL MILK DAY 2020

Sept. 30, 2020, is World School Milk (WSM) Day 2020, a day to recognize the benefit of school milk programs and dairy education to children's health around the world.

NEW CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTS CANADIAN DAIRY SECTOR’S LEADERSHIP IN SUSTAINABLE DAIRY FARMING

Dairy Farmers of Canada’s (DFC) latest marketing campaign is putting real dairy farmers in the spotlight to educate consumers on the rigorous environmental practices behind high-quality Canadian milk. In Hey Dairy Farmer – Online Classroom Edition actual Canadian dairy farmers discuss their sector’s commitment to sustainable dairy farming and preserving our natural resources for generations to come.

Fertilizer Canada releases 2020-2025 Strategic Plan

Fertilizer Canada’s Board of Directors recently approved the 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, which is the result of a widespread consulting process that included meetings with the Board of Directors, the Strategic Planning Steering Committee, Issue Committees, and staff meetings.

Managing Jointing and Non-Jointing Grasses

Grass doesn’t just happen and not all species grow the same way. Understanding how different grass species grow enables producers to make good management decisions that maximize forage production in their hay fields and pastures. Jointing and non-jointing grasses respond differently to cutting, which directly affects productivity and persistence.

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