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Outdoor Farm Show for years to
come.
"This is a fabulous idea," says
Grace Oesch, president, Ontario
Farm Women's Network. "It really is
a fitting reminder of the contribution
farm women have made, and
continue to make, to Ontario farms
and to the rural community."
Well-known Woodstock stone
mason, John Jonker, will construct
the cairn. "It's an honour to be
involved with a project that has
province -wide significance," says the
craftsman with more than 40 years
experience cutting and placing
stones.
onker estimates that he will
require about 150 stones to
complete the five -foot -high cairn.
"We need lots of pinks, blacks and
brightly -colored field stones," he
says. Farm women are requested to
bring a six -to -eight -inch stone — the
size of a tomato to a cantaloupe.
Each farm woman bringing a
stone to the Farm Women's Tent will
receive a free luncheon ticket,
compliments of the Farm Credit
Corporation (FCC).
As part of the tribute to farm
women, Rosemary Davis, new Chair
of FCC's Board of Directors and
Owner/Operator of Tri -County
Agromart Ltd. in Trenton, Ontario,
will be a featured speaker at the Farm
Women's Tent on the afternoon of
Tuesday, September 12, 2000. Mrs.
Davis will be highlighting women
entrepreneurs and their contribution
to the agricultural industry.
In addition to the daily activity at
the cairn, there will be a tent devoted
to entrepreneurial projects developed
by farm women. The tent will
include speakers and a wide -range of
exhibits, from marketing herbs to
producing organic dairy products. All
projects have become part of the
farm business and important
generators of farm income.
There will be special presentations
of the Show's Family Program,
presented by the Ontario Farm
Environmental Coalition's Environ-
mental Farm Plan.
Mark Cullen, Canada's best-
known gardener, will be back again
this year to offer tips and answer
questions on "weeds, seeds and
healthy gardens." Cullen contends
that every good farm starts with a
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landmark the site of Canada's
Outdoor Farm Show for years to
come.
"This is a fabulous idea," says
Grace Oesch, president, Ontario
Farm Women's Network. "It really is
a fitting reminder of the contribution
farm women have made, and
continue to make, to Ontario farms
and to the rural community."
Well-known Woodstock stone
mason, John Jonker, will construct
the cairn. "It's an honour to be
involved with a project that has
province -wide significance," says the
craftsman with more than 40 years
experience cutting and placing
stones.
onker estimates that he will
require about 150 stones to
complete the five -foot -high cairn.
"We need lots of pinks, blacks and
brightly -colored field stones," he
says. Farm women are requested to
bring a six -to -eight -inch stone — the
size of a tomato to a cantaloupe.
Each farm woman bringing a
stone to the Farm Women's Tent will
receive a free luncheon ticket,
compliments of the Farm Credit
Corporation (FCC).
As part of the tribute to farm
women, Rosemary Davis, new Chair
of FCC's Board of Directors and
Owner/Operator of Tri -County
Agromart Ltd. in Trenton, Ontario,
will be a featured speaker at the Farm
Women's Tent on the afternoon of
Tuesday, September 12, 2000. Mrs.
Davis will be highlighting women
entrepreneurs and their contribution
to the agricultural industry.
In addition to the daily activity at
the cairn, there will be a tent devoted
to entrepreneurial projects developed
by farm women. The tent will
include speakers and a wide -range of
exhibits, from marketing herbs to
producing organic dairy products. All
projects have become part of the
farm business and important
generators of farm income.
There will be special presentations
of the Show's Family Program,
presented by the Ontario Farm
Environmental Coalition's Environ-
mental Farm Plan.
Mark Cullen, Canada's best-
known gardener, will be back again
this year to offer tips and answer
questions on "weeds, seeds and
healthy gardens." Cullen contends
that every good farm starts with a