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Adding value to crops by developing processing, packaging and sales of other related products has become a major source of new revenue for farmers and entrepreneurs. Norfolk Farms has been embraced by the farming community as well as businesses which support the local agriculture sector. More than 3,500 copies are being distributed throughout the county. a joint effort Our next edition will be published in October and we earnestly encourage any comments or suggestions for upcoming articles. Norfolk Federation of Agriculture Let us know your thoughts send to [email protected]. Bob Vogelzang, President and Media Pro Publishing David Douglas, Publisher PO Box 367 Waterford N0E 1Y0 [email protected] http://MediaProPublishing.com 519-429-0847 Simcoe Research Station / University of Guelph / OMFRA SIMCOE Norfolk County Tourism & Economic Development 103 Queensway E., Simcoe Websites: norfolkbusiness.ca / norfolktourism.ca 519-426-0081 Norfolk Ontario’s Garden PORT DOVER 227 Main St., Port Dover 519-583-3555 DELHI 274 James St., Delhi 519-582-0055 Brian Holden Rhyus Reeves Broker of Record Broker www.simcoerealty.ca Authority in refrigeration for Food Processing and agricultural industry Made in North America Plug anD Play •custOM Designs •hyDrOcOOlers •thru-the-wall •blast Freezers •rOOF-MOunteD •chillers •POrtable •greenhOuse cOOlers 1.866.748.7786 One Piece Design Free cOOling 118733_Norfolk_Farm_Summer.indd 3 17-06-21 2:27 PM 4 - NORFOLK FARMS - June 2017 epresentatives of the province’s largest Ragricultural organization will get a first hand look at what helps make this area “Ontario’s Garden.” The Ontario Federation of Agriculture will conduct its annual Board Tour in Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk counties Aug. 13- 15. 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