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At 7:13am on August 25, 2011, Sandra Dales said…

Hi Mary.

@UofGuelphOAC has been added to the Ontario Farmers and Ag Twitter list that feeds onto the home page, Thanks for letting us know.

Have a good day!

Sandy Dales

At 10:17am on May 3, 2011, OntAG Admin said…

Hi Mary,

Welcome to OntAg, the Ontario Agriculture website - you are now part of the community!!

Please browse around and enjoy the chat, blogs, news, commentary, videos and photos.

If you have an upcoming event for the Ontario Agriculture Community you can list it in our popular Events section.

We hope you enjoy the website, and best of all it is free!.

Sincerely,

 

Joe Dales

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