Aanbevolen Listing
Listing #1857
50 acre hobby/equestrian farm right outside of the Town of Durham and 10 minutes to Hanover. Forested front yard for privacy. Original farmhouse with contemporary addition. Lovely family room with vaulted ceilings, stone fireplace, circular staircase, wet bar and hardwood throughout. High end Hanover kitchen cabinetry. Pella windows throughout. Drive shed, bank barn, Quonset, pole barn, 60' riding ring, pasture and workable acres. Lots of room for the growing family. Wonderful little farm for the horse lover or hobby farmer.
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Farmer with 10,000 acres in Northern Ontario says there’s opportunity north
Posted on May 23rd, 2018 by Rebecca Degelder
EARLTON - In 1982, when Norman Koch moved a six-hour drive north from his home at New Hamburg, just west of Kitchener, he didn’t plan on farming. Koch’s business was building barns and silos, and he moved to the northern Ontario town of Earlton, (current pop. 1,266), to do just that....
Read MoreDairy brothers invite sales guy into the farm, get a new freestall barn inside of a year
Posted on Apr 26th, 2018 by Rebecca Degelder
RUSSELL - Two years ago, Tom Schoeni, 53, and his brother Martin, 61, weren’t sure if their children wanted to take over the family farm, so they looked outside the family for a potential successor and partner. They didn’t have to look far....
Read MoreWESTERN ONTARIO: Corn yield record smashed, soybeans fell behind
Posted on Mar 15th, 2018 by Rebecca Degelder
OTTAWA - It was a record-smashing year for corn in Western and Southern Ontario, according to figures from Statistics Canada. StatCan reports that Southern Ontario (counties of Hamilton, Niagara, Haldimand-Norfolk, Brant, Oxford, Elgin, Chatham-Kent, Essex, Lambton and Middlesex) had a record 179 bushels per acre in 2017. That’s up from 168.6 bu/ac in 2016 and smashes the previous high of 175.2 bu/ac in 2015....
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