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There’s a problem in the country
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Top Crop ManagerJune 2011 – The planting and seeding season is cause for such anticipation and optimism that, too often, those involved in the agri-food and agri-business sectors are challenged when it comes to spotting emerging issues taking shape beyond their horizons.
by Ralph Pearce | 07/04
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Changing priorities, in life as in farming
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Aug. 12, 2010 – "What I find most distressing is the wealth of weeds pervading peoples’ lawns. Oddly enough, I see roundleaf mallow, bindweed, crabgrass and varying species of thistles, and the image that comes to mind is of a province being held prisoner by a government without a whisper of common sense behind its dealings."
by Ralph Pearce | 12/31
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Small, glossy pages…and thoroughly absorbent
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May 28, 2010 – So Reader’s Digest has published its second annual poll of the “Faces of Trust in Canada.” I might laugh were it not for an overwhelming sense of nausea.
by Ralph Pearce | 05/18
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Worried about Bill C-474? We all should be
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April 20, 2010 – A little knowledge may be a dangerous thing but in the hands of a politician, a little knowledge combined with the ability to twist and manipulate small minds that are smaller than the politician’s is a recipe for disaster.
by Ralph Pearce | 05/21
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No excuse for ignorance; not today
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Sept. 28, 2009 – Nearly 12 years ago, I learned an invaluable lesson about farming: people from outside of the agri-food industry just don’t get it. They haven’t managed to get it for quite some time, and without a massive shift in mind-set and a re-setting of priorities, it is unlikely they ever will.
by Ralph Pearce | 04/20
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How to fix agriculture
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Every once in a while this industry provides an opportunity to break bread with someone of extraordinary character. My chance came when I had dinner with Bette Jean Crews, the current president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture.
by Ralph Pearce | 06/23
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Things sure look good, but are they?
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I have a confession to make. It’s nothing earth-shattering, and it certainly isn’t enough to make you give up your favourite single-malt beverage – if you happen to partake.
by Ralph Pearce | 06/05
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Are we trying to prove Darwin wrong?
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May 19, 2009 – During this current recession, two things have given me cause to wonder if it’s just me or whether people have seen too many Tom Cruise movies, and have lost all capability for rational thought.
by Ralph Pearce | 05/19
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