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Gregg MacGillivray helps Howard Noble
load this Charolais cross calf into a pick-up truck. Noble paid $240
($2.50 per lbs.) for the calf and he is delighted. Prices are soft, he
said. See Story.
(Patrick Meagher photo)
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STORY
EDITORIALS
- How to engage public in illogical
debates
- Editor Terry Meagher, the Don Cherry of the farm journalism,
takes government to task for suspect number crunching
FULL
EDITORIAL
ARTICLES
- Returning to the anarchy of
the past
For the sake of
argument By John Phillips
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to story
- 21 farm fatalities in
Ontario in 2002
Farming is more
dangerous than police work
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to story
- Farm fatality statistics
from 1990 to 2002
Prior to 1984,
Ontario averaged 50 farm deaths per year
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to story
- Court orders Tweed Township to restore pig barn permit
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to story
- Ottawa Area farmers applaud
to decision to allow Sarsfield pig farm -- But
they do have their own concerns
- Go
to story
- 50 cows destroyed and 3
sons escape blaze
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to story
- Fire guts milking barn,
owner ponders rebuilding
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to story
FARM
FACTS
- The monthly
compendium
Local facts and stats to curl your lips and raise an eyebrow. Go
to FARM FACTS
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THEY
SAID IT:
"If those guys can do
pork production and do not pollute the air and the water they have a right
to farm."
— Sarsfield farmer, on the battle
over a hog farm east of Ottawa
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