WELLINGTON NORTH - York Soaring Association members are speaking out about safety concerns with the proposed location of an Xplornet telecommunications tower. The Wellington Advertiser examines what's at stake and the convoluted tower approval process.
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Ontario funding expansion of farm mental health program
ST. AGATHA — The Ontario government is committing more than $385,000 to expand “In the Know”,…
4-H Ontario holds silent auction for donated ATV
ROCKWOOD – 4-H Ontario is hosting a silent auction for a 2021 Honda Foreman TRX520 from Kitchener Waterloo Honda.
2021 Metz Community Giant Pumpkin and Zucchini challenge wrapped up with a weigh-in celebration
Pumpkin challenge – The 2021 Metz Community Giant Pumpkin and Zucchini challenge wrapped up with a weigh-in celebration on Sept. 25.
Drayton Agricultural Society’s Harvest Festival held on Sept. 18.
Harvest Festival – The Mapleton Drayton Agricultural Society’s Harvest Festival brought the…
Drayton Mapleton Agricultural Society awards scholarships
Scholarships – Shayna Morphy, left, and Nina Hiddema each won a $1,000 academic scholarship…
Modified Harriston-Minto fair features bale animals, beef diner
Who let the cows out? - A Who Let the Cows Out? Town Tour was among the events at the Harriston-Minto Agricultural Society’s modified fall fair. For a donation to the fair participants could have a herd of cows planted on a someone’s lawn
OFA: pesticides a tool for healthy, sustainable crops
In Ontario, our farmers use many strategies to support the growth of our crops while being…
Wellington-Waterloo Hunt Club, Hunter Pace
British-style, sport-club tradition mixed with a little Canadian horse fun is the best way to describe the Wellington-Waterloo Hunter Pace event.
Hooves for Hospice – a “horsey” fundraiser
Lynn Smillie and her husband Peter Creighton have a passion for horses and a real talent for fundraising. For the fourth consecutive year, Lynn and her team of hard-working volunteers are hosting Hooves for Hospice, a horsey fundraiser in support of Hospice Wellington.
Taking your pony to the Erin Fair
For many horse people, getting their horse or pony ready for the local fair is a special tradition. It holds a certain nostalgia and often is connected to memories of past fairs, meeting up with old friends or proudly bringing home that red ribbon
Rural Ontario Institute appoints executive director
GUELPH-ERAMOSA – The Rural Ontario Institute (ROI) board of directors has announced the…
OMAFRA report: Fall armyworm storming cereal crops
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…
Smart Locavore connects farmers and consumers
DRAYTON – Some may consider it bizarre to quit more than a decade into a stable, secure job. And yet, that’s exactly what Stacey Bowles did.
OMAFRA report: Stink bugs showing up in beans
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…