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`9014 OFFICIAL SHOW GUIDE
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`See complete daily schedule on Page 6 & 7
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`Experience Technology — Welcome to the Show
`Canada's Outdoor Farm Show General Information
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`4-H Ontario Alumni Reception Opens Registration
`Harnessing Canada’s Horse Power
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`Sheep and GoatIndustry Partners Come Together
`New Lagoon Crawler DemosWill Satisfy Curiosity
`Satisfy Your Hunger — Dining Choices at the Show
`Teacher Recognition Award Winner Announced
`Farm & Food Care Environmental Showcase
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`Start With Opening Ceremonies
`Lely Introduces T4C Inherd Mobile Management System
`Welcome WalkerDairy Sales Inc.to Ganada’s Outdoor Farm Show
`At DeLaval, We MakeSustainable Food Production Possible
`Forster Technik CalfRail Trials Expand
`New Fuels/New Trucks Expo Rolls in for 2014
`BIO Introduces New bioLinks Software to Beef Producers
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`OFVGA Sponsors Horticulture Pavilion
`Stay Safe with Salford and the Canadian Red Cross
`Ram Test Drive Returns to Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
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`OneRinse, Two Rinse, Best Rinse?
`Exhibitors Celebrate Special Anniversaries
`OFA Tailgate Party Comes Back to Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
`A New WelcomeArea For International Visitors
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`Cornstalk Harvesting Comes to Ontario
`Contingency Planning and Spill Awareness
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`Livestock Central Demos andInteractive Exhibitors for Beef Producers
`BKT Supports Growing Farmers
`NewDanish Pavilion Brings InternationalFlair
`Kubota Moves to New Bigger Location
`Toyota Test Drive Returns
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`Take Planning For the Show in Your Own Hands
`Swine and Poultry Technology Awaits
`Two New Demonstrations for Harvesting and Baling Silage
`Field Manager PRO — Better Planning for Your Business
`Woadlot Expo Stays Strong
`Putting Accel PREVention to the Test
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`Crops Cometo Life
`Try Before You Buy at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
`Biomass Demonstrations Return to Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
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`New Trailer and New Campaign for GFO
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`EXPERIENCE TECHNOLOGY
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`Iampleasedtoextendahardywelcome
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`to the 2014 Canada’s Outdoor Farm
`Show. With the winter of 2014 behind
`us and the challenges Mother Nature
`seems to be throwing us every week you
`will want to be sure to get to the show to
`see whatis new that may assist in making
`daily tasks a little easier. The team at
`Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show are con-
`stantly cultivating new technologies for
`you to experience at the show. In fact, a
`visit to the farm show, in many caseslets
`you experience technology.
`I am often asked what my favourite
`part of Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show is.I
`have lots of favourite parts. Like many of
`you reading articles in the guide, the sto-
`ries capture my interest and I wantto learn
`more. Here are a few favouritesthis year.
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`THE FIELDS
`The big field demonstration this year is
`our Cover Crop Tillage Demonstration.
`Agronomist Pat Lynch has been talking
`about this at many farm meetings and
`through his manyarticles is inviting you to
`come to see the machinery in action that
`can make incorporating cover crops much
`more valuable. A must-see for anyone
`interested in managing cover crops.
`Conditions for growingfield crops are
`experiencing another extreme this year.
`Crop farmers will want to spend some
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`time in the crop demonstrations areas to
`see what seed varieties are going be best
`going into the fall harvest season.
`Biomass is becoming more valuable as
`a source for energy. Vermeer will be lead-
`ing a demonstration on the improvements
`in machinery to manage switchgrass and
`miscanthus crops.
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`LIVESTOCK CENTRAL
`This year celebrates six years for the
`Britespan Dairy Innovation Centre that
`features operating DeLaval VMSand Lely
`Astronaut A4 robotic milking systems.
`The 15 companies withrelated dairy prod-
`ucts and services meetearly each spring to
`keep the experience new. This year, two
`new components of the dairy experience
`will be the new Dairy Pavilion located just
`outside the entrance to the dairy barn. We
`have also decided to include a 9" by 15°
`video wall that is going to illustrate the
`features of the equipmentin the barn.
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`BEHIND THE WHEEL
`The Ram Test Drive is back againthis year.
`The new 2014 Ram V-6 Eco Diesel will be
`highlighted this year. Toyota is also’ offer-
`ing the opportunity to test drive the
`recently redesigned Tundraline of pick up
`trucks.
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`The Canadian Energy Expo is display-
`ing a compressed natural gas tanker truck
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`that is going to make natural gas available
`for more applications.
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`LOTS TO SEE AND DO
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`The complete 2014 Exhibitor Listing and
`Official Pocket Program are included in
`this issue of the Ontario Farmer. You can
`also source all the farm show information
`on the Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show App
`for smartphones.
`| hope youare as excited as I am to see
`all of the new technology that awaits us
`this fall. In a few short weeks,there will be
`750 exhibitors ready to showcase,sell and
`demonstrate their products or services to
`help Canadians continue to lead the pack
`as some of the globe’s most progressive
`farmers. Whether through large field dem-
`onstrations or intimate one-on-one dem-
`onstrations at their lots, our exhibitors are
`ready to help farmers experience their
`technology.
`Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show is
`known to be “Where Farmers Meet” and
`more accurately where farmers meet to
`experience technology. Come experience
`the farm show. Most everyone is going to
`be there.It is the place to be!
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`Farming Forward.
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`Kubota is pleased to offer a new line of hay tools; strong,
`compact, low maintenanceand easily set for transport.
`Disc mowersoffer 5’6”to 10’5” cutting widths. Forfast
`drying, use Kubota’s TE4052T Rotary Tedder then collect
`with the single Rotor Rake RA1042T. Do More with Kubota.
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`ADVANTAGE EQUIPMENT
`Wyoming
`ANDERSON EQUIPMENT SALES
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`DEBOERS FARM EQUIPMENT
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`MIDWESTERN EQUIPMENT LTD.
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`ROBERTS FARM & RECREATION
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`ROSS DOBLE INC.
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`Tuesday, September9, 2014
`8:30 A.M.
`"Where Crop Farmers Meet" Brunch at the OSCIA Exhibit until
`10:30 a.m. - INVITE ONLY
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`Wednesday, September 10, 2014
`8:30 A.M.
`"Where Crop Farmers Meet” Brunch at the OSCIA Exhibit until
`10:30 a.m, - INVITE ONLY
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`10:00 A.M.
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`Safety Demo at the Salford Farm Machinery Exhibit
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`10:00 A.M.
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`Safety Demo at the Salford Farm Machinery Exhibit
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`Official Opening Ceremonies at the Ginty Jocius Memorial Waterfall
`Beside the Ducks Unlimited Canada Wetland Pond
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`Skid Steer Ride'N'Drive opens behind Britespan Dairy Innovation
`Centre until 3 p.m.
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`10:30 A.M.
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`Pasture Grazing Demo on North Mall
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`Skid Steer Ride'N'Drive opens behind Britespan Dairy Innovation
`Centre until 3 p.m.
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`10:30 A.M.
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`Pasture Grazing Demo on North Mall
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`Nuhn Lagoon Crawler Demo at Ducks Unlimited Canada
`Wetland Pond
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`Nuhn Lagoon Crawler Demo at Ducks Unlimited Canada
`Wetland Pond
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`11:00 A.M.
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`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demo at the
`Kane Exhibit
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`11:00 A.M.
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`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demo at the
`Kane Exhibit
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`Silage Baling Demo in the West DemoField
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`CalfRail Demonstration in the Grober Young Animal
`Development Centre
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`12:00 PM.
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`Cover Crap Tillage Demo in the Southwest Demo Field
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`Sprayer Clinic (One Rinse, Two Rinse, Best Rinse?) in the West
`Demo Field
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`1:30 PM.
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`Com Silage Harvesting Demo in the Southwest DemoField
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`Nuhn Lagoon Crawler Demo at Ducks Unlimited Wetland Pond
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`2:00 PM.
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`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demoat the
`Kane Exhibit
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`Tempo Planter Demos in the Southwest DemoField
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`Safety Demo at the Salford Farm Machinery Exhibit
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`2:30 PM.
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`Pasture Grazing Demoon North Mall
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`Com Stalk Baling Demoin the Southwest Demo Field
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`3:00PM.
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`SprayerClinic (One Rinse, Two Rinse, Best Rinse?)in the West
`Demo Field
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`Vermeer Biomass Equipment Demos in the Southwest Demo Field
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`4:00 PM.
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`CalfRail Demonstration in the Grober Young Animal
`Development Centre
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`Silage Baling Demo in the West DemoField
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`CalfRail Demonstration in the Grober Young Animal
`Development Centre
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`12:00 P.M.
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`Sprayer Clinic (One Rinse, Two Rinse, Best Rinse’) in the West
`Demo Field
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`1:30 RM.
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`2:00 P.M.
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`Cover Crop Tillage Demoin the Southwest Demo Field
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`Corn Silage Harvesting Demoin the Southwest Demo Field
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`Nuhn Lagoon Crawler Demo at Ducks Unlimited Wetland Pond
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`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demoatthe
`Kane Exhibit
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`Tempo Planter Demos in the Southwest Demo Field
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`Safety Demoat the Salford Farm Machinery Exhibit
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`2:30 P.M.
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`Pasture Grazing Demo on North Mail
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`3:00 P.M.
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`4:00 P.M.
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`Com Stalk Baling Demo in the Southwest Demo Field
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`Sprayer Clinic (One Rinse, Two Rinse, Best Rinse?)in the West
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`Vermeer Biomass Equipment Demos in the Southwest Demo Field
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`CalfRail Demonstration in the Grober Young Animal
`Development Centre
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`» Ram Test Drive
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`> Woodlot Demos
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`> Alltech Deck
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`» New Fuels/New Trucks Expo
`presented by Faromor CNG
`Toyota Test Drive
`Sheep Handling Demos
`OMAFRA ManureSpill Display
`Seed and CropInput Plots
`Grober Young Animal
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`» Canadian Energy Expo
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`» BiomassPlots
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`» EastGen Dairy Producer
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`» FCC Livestock Central
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`» Beef breed display in the
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`Danish Pavilion
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`Swine & Poultry Pavilion
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`DAILY SCHEDULE
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`Thursday, September 11, 2014
`8:30 A.M.
`“Where Dairy Farmers Meet"
`Brunch at Special Events Tent until
`10:30 a.m. - INVITE ONLY
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`“Where Crop Farmers Meet”
`Brunch at the OSCIA Exhibit until
`10:30 a.m.- INVITE ONLY
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`Safety Demo at the Salford Farm
`Machinery Exhibit
`Skid Steer Ride'N'Drive opens
`behind Britespan Dairy Innovation
`Centre until 3 p.m.
`Pasture Grazing Demo on
`North Mall
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`10:00 A.M.
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`10:30 A.M.
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`+ Knowingthe risks specific to your community can help you prepare
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`+ Floods are the most frequent natural disaster in Canada.
`+ Ontario averages about eleven tornadoes peryear.
`+ Power outages can last days or even weeks.
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`11:00 A.M.
`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and
`+» Makealist of farm inventory including livestock, machinery, equipment
`Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demo
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`+ Draw a farm site map indicating buildings, access routes, and locations
`oflivestock, hazardous substances andelectrical shutoff locations.
`« Review, test and update your emergency plan, supplies, and information
`regularly with your family and employees.
` Get a Kit
`» During an emergency, responsein rural areas may be limited. Make an
`emergency kit so you can beself-sufficient for one week.
`* Stockpile supplies to protect your farm: sandbags and plastic sheeting
`in case of flood, wire and rope to secure objects, lumber and plywood to
`protect windowsand store extra feedfor livestock.
`+ Have a gas powered generator to use for backup power. Only use
`generators outdoors. Indoor use can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
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`More tips on Emergency Preparedness: www.oxfordcounty.ca/ruralpreparedness
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`at Ducks Unlimited Canada
`Wetland Pond
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`Silage Baling Demo in the West
`Demo Field
`CalfRail Demonstration in the
`Grober Young Animal
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`Sprayer Clinic (One Rinse, Two
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`Cover Crop Tillage Demoin the
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`Corn Silage Harvesting Demoin the
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`Nuhn Lagoon Crawler Demoat
`Ducks Unlimited Wetland Pond
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`Hi-Hog Cattle Handling and
`Tru-Test Weigh Scales Demo
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`Tempo Planter Demos in the
`Southwest Demo Field
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`Safety Demoat the Salford Farm
`Machinery Exhibit
`Pasture Grazing Demo on
`North Mall
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`Corn Stalk Baling Demo in the
`Southwest DemoField
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`SprayerClinic (One Rinse, Two
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`Demo Field
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`Vermeer Biomass Equipment
`Demos in the Southwest
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`CalfRail Demonstration in the
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`GENERAL INFORMATION
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`OPEN DAILY
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`8:30 a.m. TO 5 p.m.
`September 9, 10, and 11, 2014
`Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
`Canada’s Outdoor Park
`Woodstock, Ontario
`1-800-563-5441
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`ONLINE
`www.outdoorfarmshow.com
`info@outdoorfarmshow.com
`Like “Canada's Outdoor Farm Show”
`on Facebook
`Tweet with @outdoorfarmshow and
`#cofs14 on Twitter
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`Download mobile appat:
`http://cofs.quickmobile.mobi/
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`DAILY ADMISSION(includes HST)
`Adults $17
`Youth (6-17) $5
`Children (under6) Free
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`CAN'T SEE IT ALL IN ONE DAY
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`Multi-day Wristbands $10
`Available at any Info Booth for next-day entry
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`FREE PARKING
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`DIRECTIONS
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`Canada's Outdoor Park, Woodstock, Ontario
`744906 Oxford Rd 17 at the corner
`of the 11th Line
`Search “Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show"
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`SCOOTER RENTALS
`Scooters are rented through
`MED-E-OX/Mobility In Motion. Direct
`any inquires and/or bookings to them at
`1-800-265-5500 ext. 203 or ext. 208.
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`A valid credit card is required to hold
`reservations at the time of booking.
`Scooter rentals are located on 10th
`Lane south of the Site Office. Prices
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`The reception will start at 5:00 p.m.in
`the Hyland Seeds exhibit. 4-H Ontario
`has arranged for Andrew Campbell from
`Fresh Air Media to give a keynote presen-
`tation entitled “What Are You Talking
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`Aside from Campbell’s presentation,
`the reception is pegged to be an evening
`of 4-H alumni connections for both mak-
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`old ones.
`It’s free! Registration is free and open
`to any Ontario alumni who wish to
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`directly. Space is limited so alumni
`shouldn't delayregistering.
`Before the reception, attendees can
`also visit 4-H Ontario at their exhibit in
`the 4-H Ontario Pavilion beside the
`Britespan Dairy Innovation Centre.
`Attendees can speak to 4-H Ontario staff
`about other alumni events, their upcom-
`ing 100th anniversary in 2015 as well as
`pick up information about current clubs
`available for youth in theirarea.
`After learning to do by doing as
`4-Hers, this event will give alumni a
`chance to hear what fellow 4-Hers have
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`The 4-H Ontario Alumni programis
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`Farming, and in the Chinese Zodiac,it’s also the Year of the
`Horse. Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show (COFS) is working to
`bring the two together by including several equine exhibitors in
`its exhibitor list this year.
`Arguably, the biggest edition to the exhibitor lineupthis year
`is the Ontario Equestrian Federation (OEF). The OEF is the gov-
`erning body for all equestrian activities in the province, and has
`partnered with the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) for
`their Member Benefit Program. Visit the OEF in the OFA
`Pavilion for industry questions and information on their many
`programs for horse owners andriders.
`Several companies also cater to an equine audience in addi-
`tion to livestock. Building companies like Britespan Building
`Structures also construct riding arenas, while companies like
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`“Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
`embracesall areas of agriculture...
`We're increasing our equine exhibitors
`every year and aim to attract horse
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`Promat Inc. and Agrilight have equine products to outfit the
`interior of a horse barn. Langille Welding specializes in horse
`stalls, doors andexercisers.
`There are also a numberof companies ready and waiting to
`help horse owners plan and manage grazing. Gallagher Power
`Fencing, Kane Vet Supplies, and Brussels Agri Services Ltd. will
`have interactive fencing demos in addition to the Pasture
`Grazing Demo at COFS. The Pasture Grazing Demoruns daily
`at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on North Mall.
`“Canada’s Outdoor Farm Showembracesall areas of agricul-
`ture,” says Amanda Macfarlane, Special Projects and Livestock
`Coordinator. “We're increasing our equine exhibitors every year
`and aimto attract horse owners with our great products and
`demos.”
`For horse owners feeding hay, Huber Ag Equipmenthas a
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`new tray hay feeder to minimize waste. Huber Ag Equipment
`will be drawing names to win $500 off the purchase of a new
`feeder, so make sure to stop by and enter the draw. Agribrands
`Purina andAlltech will also be on handto discuss their brands
`of horse feed.
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`On the machinery side, companies like John Deere and
`Kubota Canada have a wide range oftractors and lawn mowers
`to meet the needs of any stable, and Reist Industries will once
`again be showcasing their horse arena and track groomers on
`Lower Machinery Mall. If attendees are interested in transporta-
`tion, Ram Trucks andtrailers from Fletcher’s Horse World make
`a perfect pairing.
`Canada’s Outdoor Farm Showwill be held on September 9,
`10, and 11, 2014 in Woodstock, ON. For more information,visit
`www.outdoorfarmshow.comor follow @outdoorfarmshow.
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`and goat producersthis year.
`Thanks to Multi Shelter Solutions,
`the Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency
`(OSMA) and other small ruminant
`exhibitors will be housed in a brand
`new Multi Shelter pavilion, which has
`replaced the older structure on 8th
`Lane. OSMA promises information on
`new programs including the National
`Biosecurity Standards, industryfact
`sheets, lambing diaries and the new
`Code OfPractice For The Care And
`Handling Of Sheep booksforvisitors to
`the Sheep and Goat Pavilion.
`“The Sheep and Goat Pavilionis a
`great destination for our producers,” says
`Jennifer MacTavish, General Managerat
`OSMA. “It gives a central location for
`producers to meet with OSMArepresen-
`tatives and chat aboutissues or concerns
`they might have.”
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`OSMAwill also proving lamb kabob
`samples between 1] a.m. and | p.m. on
`8th Lane North.
`Other exhibitors in the Sheep and
`Goat Pavilion include Huber Ag
`Equipment,
`the Kuvasz Club, the
`Ontario Dairy Goat Co-operative, the
`Kids and Ewe as well as the Canadian
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`Co-operative Wool Growers.
`The combined exhibit of Ontario
`Veal, Ontario Goat and Ontario Rabbit
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`will be locatedin a similar building next
`door, in addition to a variety of large
`outdoor sheep andgoat exhibitors
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`Newfor this year, producers will be able
`to visit Brussels Agri Services Ltd., also
`on 8th Lane, for daily demonstrations
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`on handling techniques and equipment
`that will help to improve animal welfare
`on farms. Examples include, the
`Gallagher Sheep Auto Drafter, a fully
`automatic drafting and weighing sys-
`tem, in addition to the MarWeld Delux
`Spin Trim Chute.
`“Equipment like the Auto Drafter
`and the MarWeld Delux Spin Trim
`Chute ease sheep handling by reducing
`humaninvolvement so animals feel less
`stressed,’ says Tim Prior from Brussels
`Agri Services Ltd. “It also makes tasks
`efficient and accurate, especially when
`there is a large number of sheep.”
`New for 2014 to the Brussels Agri
`Services Ltd. lineup is the MarWeld Ezy
`Handler Chute, the latest solution for
`vaccinating and drenching large flocks.
`This portable unit allows for easy access
`to the animal while keeping it secureat
`the same time. Animals can remain
`calm and be worked with quickly.
`The Pasture Grazing Demo, also
`sponsored by Brussels Agri Services
`Ltd., along with Gallagher and Country
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`Guide magazine is back on the schedule
`this year. Visit the demo site on North
`Mall where Ontario Ministry of
`Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
`Grazier Specialist Jack Kyle will be shar-
`ing his expertise and new research
`about pasture management.
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`GAME CHANGING TECHNOLOGY
`FCC Livestock Central will also be
`home to a game changing innovation
`from the Canadian Lamb Producers
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`Co-operative. This organization has
`been working on anelectrical grading
`tool that will give producers a more
`accurate understanding of the final
`product that they produce. The proto-
`type of the grader will be available to
`view on video at
`their booth on 8th
`Lane.
`As technology rapidly advances on
`goat and sheep farms across Canada,
`the experts are ready tooffer advice and
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