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The Rural Voice, 2004-03, Page 5MARCH 2004 Contents features columns Behind the Scenes Cover Carol Riemer 4 Keith Roulston 6 Robert Mercer 8 Jeffrey Carter 10 Mabel's Grill 12 Recipes 34 Gardening 36 Decorating 37 Agritech 39 Woodlots 40 Markets 43 Agrilaw 44 departments Ag News 38 Business Centre 47 Classified 47 Calendar 48 Advertisers' Index 55 newsletters Perth County Federation 50 Rainy River Federation 51 Grey County Federation 52 Perth Pork Producers 53 Bruce County Federation 54 Huron County Federation 56 14 Celebrity farmer Not many farmers get the star treatment that Antony John receives because of his television show, but he still gets his hands dirty and struggles to pay the bills. 20 Silent Killer Farming is a dangerous occupation and usually there are noisy machines or rambunctious animals as a reminder of the danger, but manure gas can kill without any warning. 24 Tapping all resources The Hoover family didn't let an immature bush stop them from having a profitable maple syrup business. They just made arrangements with neighbours to tap their roadside maples. 32 Farming for 50 years A Grey County couple recalls how farming had changed since they started soon after World War II. Recently Betty and Ken Weller received the Agricultural Heritage Award from the Euphrasia Township Federation of Agriculture. THE RURAL VOICE Subscription form 1 year at $17.12 2 years at $28.35 (includes 7% GST) (U.S. 1 year at $22 2 years at $37) To: Address: Postal Code: Mail to: Please enclose payment. The Rural Voice, P.O. Box 429, Blyth, Ontario NOM 1H0 Ire