Meeting new people, competing in a variety of competitions, being involved in community betterment projects, and most of all, having fun! All of these are reasons I love being involved in the Junior Farmers Association of Ontario.
Six weeks in now and traveled to so many places different places. Week 4 and we traveled down to Kent-Essex County highlights of that week were being part of their towns parade and also getting to see the parade, having a tour of Zings pepper plant and
After Waterloo we headed off to Huron County, although the weather had became a little colder this week that did not damping any of our spirits and we had a busy week touring around the county. A few highlights
Our first area we visited was wasZone 4 and we started of in Haldiman & Norfolk County. The highlights of our first weeks was our day trip to Niagara Falls
Hard to believe that only at this past March Conference, in Peterborough, was I awarded the opportunity to go to the United Kingdom for three months. With a quick preparation, I flew
Applying to this exchange was a bit of a step. As I won’t be around to participate in this years JFAO summer events, have to set aside work projects, and not see friends and
2016 has continued on with changes in Perth County and we are excited to see even more ahead. Perth JF would like to introduce “Permoo” to JFAO as Perth’s new official mascot. He began his Junior Farmer
The Oxford County Junior Farmers ran a bus trip to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky from February 11th to 14th. Participants on the trip spent two days walking the
170 Junior Farmer members came from counties across the province to take a walk down memory lane with this year’s theme of “Come Inside the Polka Dot Door”
I was welcomed into Belgium December 6 2015 for Sinterklaas (Santa Clause) and his helper Zwarte Piet (Black Peter). Zwarte Piet climbed
