Next gen of Alarys still sweet on maple syrup production
April 14, 2026
As the family wraps up this year’s season, Thomas and Claudine are preparing to take over a longstanding tradition started 49 years ago by their
As the family wraps up this year’s season, Thomas and Claudine are preparing to take over a longstanding tradition started 49 years ago by their
The 170th Shawville Fair will be feature classic and modern country, and even some ‘90s rock this year.
Ladysmith’s TCRA building was a gardener’s heaven on Saturday during Pontiac’s third annual Seedy Saturday event. Set up in the basement were various booths offering
Saturday may not have brought the warmer weather typically associated with the return of the growing season, but that did not stop a small group
There is an unbroken maple sugaring tradition that goes back thousands of years in the Ottawa Valley. The Algonquin Anishinaabe people have been tapping maple
Council also approved new MRC committee members, and the election spending report for warden candidates.
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll
Two Clarendon cattle breeders teamed up for the third iteration of a purebred Charolais bull sale on Mar. 10, packing the Renfrew Pontiac Livestock sales
The company says this partnership will improve the technology used at its proposed Litchfield facility.
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected
As the family wraps up this year’s season, Thomas and Claudine are preparing to take over a longstanding tradition started 49 years ago by their grandparents.
The 170th Shawville Fair will be feature classic and modern country, and even some ‘90s rock this year.
Ladysmith’s TCRA building was a gardener’s heaven on Saturday during Pontiac’s third annual Seedy Saturday event. Set up in the basement were various booths offering knowledge about best practices for backyard composting, vermiculture starter kits, seedlings, and most importantly, locally
Saturday may not have brought the warmer weather typically associated with the return of the growing season, but that did not stop a small group of spring hopefuls from gathering in a windy, snow-covered Bristol field for a lesson on
There is an unbroken maple sugaring tradition that goes back thousands of years in the Ottawa Valley. The Algonquin Anishinaabe people have been tapping maple trees, using the “sweetwater” as medicine, and processing it into syrup and sugar since time
Council also approved new MRC committee members, and the election spending report for warden candidates.
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll it was having on the soil. The land in question formed a valley, at the
Two Clarendon cattle breeders teamed up for the third iteration of a purebred Charolais bull sale on Mar. 10, packing the Renfrew Pontiac Livestock sales barn an hour ahead of its regular 1 p.m. sale. The auction was organized by
The company says this partnership will improve the technology used at its proposed Litchfield facility.
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected dairy column that is written weekly by a noted source of up-to-date information about dairy
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