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Chris Judd

Quantity or quality?

Throughout my 50 some years as a farmer, I have attended dozens of auction sales. At every auction sale I have attended, I have heard

Quantity or quality?

Ninety years ago when the dirty thirties struck our community many households in our town owned a cow. These “town cows” pastured in one of

10,000 years

On Easter Sunday, the choir emotionally sang “Ten Thousand Years.” Although the song inspired us to think about the future and where would we be,

Maple sugar

No one is sure of when maple sugar or maple syrup was invented. The Indigenous people of eastern North America had harvested sap from the

Working in the dark

We have all entered a dark room and shouted, “Turn on the light!” Sometimes, there is no light to turn on. Every year our farmers

Have we been duped again?

Early, during World War II, anyone known to be of Jewish descent in Germany was segregated and marked by their own people. Soon, these Jewish

A sad drive home

March 24 started like any other Sunday morning. Even though I’d received a text the night before that one of my closest farming friends had

24/7, 365 days/year

Each year, the Canadian Farm Safety Association declares the third week in March as Farm Safety Week in Canada. This is a week to reflect

Food sovereignty

“A country that cannot feed itself is a very weak country.” During World War II the thought was instilled in the mind of every European

Quantity or quality?

Throughout my 50 some years as a farmer, I have attended dozens of auction sales. At every auction sale I have attended, I have heard or been asked,“Why did they sell?” Often close friends and neighbours know several reasons why

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Quantity or quality?

Ninety years ago when the dirty thirties struck our community many households in our town owned a cow. These “town cows” pastured in one of the community pastures that surrounded our town. Each household that owned a cow sent someone

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10,000 years

On Easter Sunday, the choir emotionally sang “Ten Thousand Years.” Although the song inspired us to think about the future and where would we be, because I was never good at predicting far into the future, our faith takes on

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Maple sugar

No one is sure of when maple sugar or maple syrup was invented. The Indigenous people of eastern North America had harvested sap from the maple trees during the maple moon and boiled it down into syrup or sugar for

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Working in the dark

We have all entered a dark room and shouted, “Turn on the light!” Sometimes, there is no light to turn on. Every year our farmers work in situations where there is no light. When we look at what soil is

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Have we been duped again?

Early, during World War II, anyone known to be of Jewish descent in Germany was segregated and marked by their own people. Soon, these Jewish people (men women, elderly and young) were rounded up and hauled away in train cars

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A sad drive home

March 24 started like any other Sunday morning. Even though I’d received a text the night before that one of my closest farming friends had been taken by ambulance to the Hull Hospital because of a heart problem, we got

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24/7, 365 days/year

Each year, the Canadian Farm Safety Association declares the third week in March as Farm Safety Week in Canada. This is a week to reflect on how lucky we were in the past year because you missed being killed by

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Food sovereignty

“A country that cannot feed itself is a very weak country.” During World War II the thought was instilled in the mind of every European when their food supply was cut off by the enemy and any good food found

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