Snow covered hay bales and frosted woodlands are a familiar sight on Ontario farms now that December has rolled in. A white Christmas is just around the corner with field work coming to an end and the winter meeting schedules coming up. Stephanie Lee Stephenson from Homeland Holsteins caught a peaceful moment after a snowfall in Loretto to win the AgriNews holiday photo contest. Lee Stephenson photo
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by Kalynn Sawyer Helmer AgriNews Staff Writer CANADA — During the end of November and into the beginning of December, the government of Canada hosted consultations in Winnipeg, Ottawa, Saskatoon and Edmonton to discuss the...
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