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This Ontario Farmer is Leading a Movement to Stop a Highway

David Suzuki Foundation November 7, 2024 Max Hansgen loves his job. He loves to be outside and to work with his hands, and in a...
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NFU calls for action on Senate report addressing soil degradation

The Hamilton Spectator October 10, 2024 Healthy soil is the foundation of Canada’s agriculture sector, a resource that’s increasingly at risk due to the likes...
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NFU-O: Waterloo Region plows under crops while fields burn out west

Farmers Forum July 30, 2024 GUELPH – On July 24, 160 acres of corn, intended for animal silage, in Wilmot Township were ploughed under and...
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Taxpayers’ dollars used to plough under crops

Niagara-on-the-Lake Local July 30, 2024 NEWS RELEASE NATIONAL FARMERS UNION–ONTARIO ************************ On July 24th, 160 acres of corn, intended for animal silage, in Wilmot Township...
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Region of Waterloo criticized after corn crop on newly purchased Wilmot lands plowed over

CBC Lite July 30, 2024 The Region of Waterloo is being criticized for plowing down a corn crop on land it recently purchased in Wilmot...
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Farmers sound climate change alarm amid unusually wet summer

CBC July 28, 2024 The Westboro Farmers' Market was bustling on Saturday morning, the path running down Byron Linear Park packed with shoppers. A line formed at Stuart Oke's...
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Manufacturing “mega-site” on prime farmland is a mega-mistake

Farmers Forum April 3, 2024 GUELPH – Converting 770 acres of prime agricultural land in Wilmot Township into a “mega-site” for an unspecified manufacturing operation is...
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Young, skilled and ready to innovate, Black farmers are taking on Canada’s agricultural challenges

Globe and Mail March 14, 2024 With Canada facing a looming disaster of having too few farmers as existing operators retire, some see young, racialized...
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58th Annual Grey Bruce Farmers Week Continues. Interview with Devan Penney from the National Farmers Union

Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre January 8, 2024 The annual Grey Bruce Farmers Week at Elmwood continues today & tomorrow. Among the many exhibitors and supporters...
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