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Thursday September 22, 2011
MANITOBA Co-operators
"City folks get a close-up view of farms -- and farmers" (by Shannon Vanraes) Read more here
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Thursday September 22, 2011
STONEWALL TEULON TRIBUNE
"A day at the farm" (by Shane Gibson) Read more here
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I'd like to express my gratitude to all the people,
who visited my farm during Open Farm Day. I hope you
enjoyed the tour, food, and thank you for signing
my Guest Book.
Please click to see my promotional Open Farm Day 2011 video.
May 2011
Click on Farm Tour to view NEW PHOTOS from Lord Selkirk's
Regional Secondary School educational tour.
While farmers, econimists and politicians debate agriculture's future,
Ian Smith and John Toone are buiding their own little piece of it. Market Signals(By Gord Gilmour)
Friday May 9, 2008
THE STONEWALL ARGUS and TEULON TIMES
"On the towns - Argyle" (by Janice Lawrence)
"Ian Smith was taking a break from the farm on April 29,
to be on hand to share stories of his farm and answer
questions about his naturally raised pork ..."
Read more here
That’s Ian Smith’s philosophy. He loves farming. He loves
it enough that, at age 44, he remains single as he works
the farm. It’s tough to meet a potential wife when you have
to be on the farm most every day. And with rural
de-population, they’re just aren’t that many eligible women
out there who understand the life. Smith takes no holidays.
Ian says... my holiday is delivery day — Friday — when I get
go out and talk to my customers. Read more here
"Farmers walk away from hog industry"
Pressured by high feed costs and low slaughter prices, farmers
across Canada are leaving the hog industry in droves, according
to Statistics Canada. The number of hogs in Manitoba fell by 8.9
per cent over the last year, and by 11.7 per cent nationally —
the largest annual drop in three decades, Statistics Canada
reported. Read more here