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Farm vacations can help you unwind
Tired of a hectic schedule? Tired
of fighting traffic to get to work
and then going at it again to get
home? Feeling like you need some
(MC away to relax and unwind?
Why not get off the freeway,
lave the big city behind and dis-
cover the beautiful countrysides of
rural Ontario! Slow down and dis-
cover the sites and sounds of the
country. Watch a pair of colts kick-
ing up their heels in .:II'')ration of
the arrival of spring. 1! . 1.: a! ong a
river bed listening to the water
bubbling and swirling, a sound that
will sough the soul. Take in the
sights, sounds and smells of spring.
Stroll through the apple orchard or
curl up with a good book under
your favorite tree just to enjoy the
sweet smell of apple blossoms.
Trade the honking of cars for the
honking of geese, the quacking of
ducks or the chirping of baby
chicks.
Where can you find such an ex-
perience? Thanks to the 126 On-
tario farmers of the Ontario Farm &
Country Accommodations (OFCA),
you can get acquainted with rural
life by actually spending some time
living on a farm.
Members of the OFCA believe it
is time that people had an oppor-
tunity to get acquainted with rural
life. They offer an experience of a
life time for individuals, families
and friends. "A generation ago
people went to the country to visit
grandparents or aunts and uncles.
but many of today's families do not
have rural roots any more," says
OFCA Executive Director Sharon
Grose. "With the farm population
decreasing, people living in the city
may not have the opportunity to
experience life in the country as
they did a generation or two ago."
"Many parents have many happy
memories form their childhood
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Farm Windbreaks: We ., more than 30 different species of deciduous
trees and shrubs well suited to planting in harsh windy areas. We can
custom design a windbreak plan for your farm, and offer stock in a variety of
sizes to fit your budget. Difficult soil types, power lines, and tile drains can
all be safely accommodated in the plan with the correct species selection.
Bare root stock is available in spring and fall. Containerized stock may be
planted all season long with excellent results.
Fruit Trees: Greenbelt brings you the best in new disease resistant apple
varieties, as well as old hard to find heritage selections, about 32 varieties in
all. Also, plum, cherry, peach, apricot, and pear trees are available for your
home orchard backyard plantings.
Woodlot Regeneration Stock: This is an offering of 75 species
particularly well suited to woodlot planting in an effort to improve the
genetic diversity of our forests. These economically priced seedling trees
have also become a popular item for back yard plantings. Everyone in the
family can take home their very own tree to plant for about the same price
as a chocolate bar. That's value!
Also Available: Evergreen trees and shrubs, vines, berry bushes, perennials,
annuals in season, a `antastic selection of Roses, Seeds and Grass Seed, Peat--
Moss,
eat'Moss, Soils, Clay Pots, Top Quality Garden Tools, Bone Meal, and natural
source pest controls, and much more...
PEN: 8:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 1.00 p.nt. - 6:00 p.m. Sun.
Catalogue: 112 informative pages
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R.R.#5 Mitchell, Ont. NOK 1NO ph./fax (519) 347-2725_
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thanks to visits to a relatives farm.
They want their children to have an
opportunity to gather eggs, or help
feed a baby calf or play with kittens
up in the hay mow."
OFCA farm hosts offer families
an unique holiday experience. The
OFCA offers three types of visits:
"At Home" Accommodations
includes meals and lodging. Guests
usually live in the farm house and
share their meals with the farm
family.
"Separate" Accommodations on
the Farm in either cottages or
second farm homes with
housekeeping and kitchen facilities.
"Bed & Breakfast Lodging"
includes one nights lodging and
breakfast. Guests are required to
arrive after the evening meal and to
depart in the morning, unless ad-
ditional meals have been requested
in advance.
Guests interested in receiving a
copy of the OFCA directory, which
lists and describes each of the 126
farms across Ontario, should send a
self-addressed $1 stamped legal size
envelope to the: Ontario farm &
Country Accommodations, R.R.
#2P Alma, Ontario, NOB IAO.
Plants, insects
can cause
reactions
Landscape/nursery workers are in
constant contact with their outdoor
environment. Just the nature of the
job means that they will at some
time come into contact with plant
material or insects which may cause
adverse effects in some individuals.
Certain plants including some
weeds may cause skin irritations,
rashes and dermatitis. Asthma like
respiratory problems can also occur
when working around airborne
hazards such as molds, pollens,
wood dusts etc. Employees should
be aware of the potential hazards
and take appropriate precautions
such as use of gloves, long sleeved
shirts or respiratory protection if
needed. Employees should make
their employer aware of sensitivities
and allergies.
Biting and stinging insects, in
some individuals can cause extreme
reactions which could lead to
serious health problems. Some
insects cause reactions by injecting
chemicals into the victim's
bloodstream when they bite. Wasps
and bees however inject a venom or
poison which can cause varied
reactions from irritation to in rare
cases severe allergic responses.
Employees should use insect
repellents and wear appropriate
clothing in areas where they could
come into contact with the pests.
Insect nests should be removed only
by qualified pest control experts.
(Ont. Farm Safety Assoc.).
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