
Ag communications. Freelance Ag Writer. Outreach 4 @CCSAW_UofGuelph. OAC grad, 4-H'er, AALP'er, Nuffield Scholar, Curling fan. ME/CFS sufferer. Proud 🇨🇦
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4-H is behind the success of most of rural Canada. Teens have the ability to develop many leadership and career skills at a young age. The networks made as kids last for a lifetime. I met most of my best friends through the Program.
November is 4-H month in Canada, where the 4-H community comes together to celebrate their accomplishments and the positive impact they have in Canada and around the world. The 4-H program is developing responsible, compassionate and engaged young leaders who are making incredible contributions in their communities. As a proud 4-H alumnus, I have seen and felt the many impacts of 4-H on my own story and on my community!
@4HCanada
@4HOntario
@SenateCA
I appreciate this woman and the BBC for bringing awareness to this terrible disease. While I'm not nearly as severely ill as she is, I know all too well how debilitating and unpredictable ME is. Every day I wake up not knowing what I'll be able to do that day.
The Olympic sprinter now bedbound for 22 hours a day bbc.in/3TWaqpx
Another reason to love the Jays. They know they play for a whole country.
The most northern diamond in the world. ⚾
Hear the incredible story of how Jays Care supported baseball in Arctic Bay, Nunavut through Field Of Dreams made possible by @TD_canada.
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#ICYMI: Why next gen participation in agriculture programs and organizations matters. country-guide.ca/columns/why… #cdnag #westcdnag #eastcdnag #ontag #nextgenag #youngfarmers
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Missed our July webinar on Milkhouse Design? Watch the FULL recording here: youtu.be/rbm_QY_0qcQ?si=RNMj…
#dairy #dairybarn #dairycows #newbarn #milkhouse
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Supporting the next "super bean" ⬇️
Ontario researchers using AI to breed a better bean ctvnews.ca/kitchener/article…
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We are officially moving to LinkedIn!
Please follow our page to stay up to date with all things CCSAW: linkedin.com/company/campbel…
For the remainder of the summer, posts will be shared on both X and LinkedIn, and beginning this fall, we will be posting exclusively on LinkedIn.
This is very scary. It would be so hard to function, and so sad for a farmer whose life revolves around his cows.
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Interested in the future of agriculture and sustainable energy?
@HydroOne is offering a $2,000 scholarship to a post-secondary student studying fields such as agricultural engineering, electrical engineering, renewable energy, energy management, or environmental sciences with a focus on sustainable energy production related to agriculture and land use.
📅 Apply by August 31, 2026
Learn more and view all scholarship details: ofa.on.ca/community/scholars…
Happy Canada Day.
I am so proud to call myself a Canadian, maybe even more so now when our country and identity has been misunderstood and threatened.
Being Canadians brings forth words such as unity, multiculturalism, tolerance, freedom, pride, passion & humour and nature.
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We need more schools to do this. These kids are learning real-life skills and will be highly employable.
Inside the city school where students design and run their own urban farm. vist.ly/58m4t
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Do animals perceive time differently from humans?
Science chats with @ishan276—a researcher whose team is using “timescapes” to understand how nonhumans experience the world. scim.ag/4xC4KzN
This is crazy. Hundreds of people, mainly kids have been sickened by consuming raw milk from one farm, yet the farmer is still selling across the US. To top it off, he admits to knowingly using contaminated milk to make cheese. And he's not been fully prosecuted.
"I've put a couple kids in the hospital, and they have been sick, but they recovered," said Mark McAfee, founder of @Raw_Farm, as reported by @AnnieWaldman. "But here's the thing: I'm a pioneer. And I'm going against the grain here. I'm climbing a mountain they say you can't climb." #RawMilk #FoodSafety @propublica geneticliteracyproject.org/2…
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The Department of Animal Biosciences at the University of Guelph is hiring an Assistant Professor in Applied Ethology. This position follows the retirement of Dr. Tina Widowski at the end of this year.
Check out the job posting here: careers.uoguelph.ca/job/Guel…
@ABSc_UofG @uofg
A great article in the Rural Voice about the @NuffieldCanada Agriculture Scholarship featuring @FerRural and @LaurenDalyce.
Applications are for the 2027 scholarship are due June 30th.
ruralvoice.ca/bringing-the-w…
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Childhood egg allergies fall as early introduction becomes more common, new study finds ctvnews.ca/health/article/ch…
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The future of your dairy herd starts with your calves. Join us Monday, June 8 at Noon (CT) for a free webinar with Nina Von Keyserlingk, University of British Columbia\.
on.hoards.com/HDW-260608
#DairyFarming #CalfCare #DairyManagement
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One of the most important inventions in ancient North America wasn't a tool, a weapon, or a monument.
It was the ability to move food through time. The future was invented in a storage pit.
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