HeyJaredAngela Dorie
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Farmgate: Attempts to mollify U.S. cattle industry are comedic (opens the original)
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It has almost turned into a game here in Canada, watching and listening to U.S. President Donald Trump attempt to solve one problem at a time for Americans, which invariably causes another one. He is trying to keep voters in the States which strongly support him happy while convincing those States whose voters do not favour him to switch before the midterm elections in November. Add in the comments of political humorists as well as Trump’s own speech problems, lack of knowledge and understanding
Farmgate: Could village development threaten South Glengarry’s rural character? (opens the original)
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When residents of and visitors to South Glengarry Township think of this area, they invariably envision it in their mind’s eye in one of two ways. They picture a rural, agricultural landscape; fields of green, growing crops; neat; well-kept farms of all sizes; occasionally some cows or a horse or two in a field; and, well-spaced houses scattered along the county roads and concessions. The other way is visible as one meanders along County Road 2 between South Lancaster and Cornwall alongside the
Farmgate: Harvesting this year’s garden and thinking about next year’s (opens the original)
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As we hit September, those who grow their own vegetables, fruits, and herbs really start to get serious about stowing their produce for the winter. Be it freezing, canning/bottling, drying, or whatever. Those who grew nothing often start thinking about next year and how they could grow something, even just to enjoy during the summer. Nothing beats the flavour and texture of salads straight from the garden — not even from the farmers' market, although they are a close second. Personally, I am not
Farmgate: No U.S. deal means no further trading away supply managed commodities (opens the original)
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Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. have imploded yet again. At least we have a prime minister and most provincial premiers agreeing that no deal is better than a bad deal, and with President Donald Trump, any negotiation is bound to be one-sided and have an unexpected twist or five before signing takes place. That is how the man has worked his entire life and shows no sign of ever changing and becoming honest and truthful. Most of the world has learned that he doesn’t speak the truth. Just
Farmgate: This community moved to protect its trees, others should follow (opens the original)
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This column has been edited to include more specific information on the Terrace-Vaudreuil resolution, as well as correct errors relating to its location, population, and errant references to the resolution as a bylaw. Edits were also made to further distinguish what the resolution calls for, and information related to the Universal Declaration of Tree Rights. If you are the sort of person who finds that sitting under your favourite tree in your yard brings comfort and relaxation immediately, who
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