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Two Lambton County grain elevators up for sale

The elevators provide grain drying, cleaning as well as storage services for farmers.

On Friday, the president of the Lambton Federation of Agriculture and others with the organization delivered a $5,000 donation for the air ambulance landing and takeoff helipad under construction at Bluewater Health in Sarnia.

More 9-1-1 Addressing to Help First Responders

The Lambton Farm Safety Association wants all properties in the county to be identified by 9-1-1 municipal addressing to assist first responders.

One question that we find we get quite often when we attend events is where do Ontario grains go after they’ve been harvested?

Hydro One Building New Transmission Lines in Saint Clair Township

The Lambton Federation of Agriculture feels it is important to alert landowners not to rush into any agreement with HydroOne before a preferred route is chosen.

Returning to “Normal” Mental Health – Post-COVID-19

For some, the isolation has fuelled anxiety and depression. For others, the prospect of returning to the workplace is a major source of stress.
Since the vaccines have appeared to reduce cases and deaths, life has in some respects and in some places has begun to return to normal.

Forbesvue Farms milks about 200 cows. Kevin insists the main goal is to make the cows feel comfortable.

From AgScape: Join us for this food and farm tour, where you can learn more about beef farming with 4-H Ontario Ambassador, Marissa Lester.

Farming is in Joe Dickenson’s blood. Growing up as the son of a dairy cattle farmer just outside of Sarnia, Dickenson decided at a young age he would like to join the family business.

Lambton residents encouraged to shop local to combat rising food prices. Gary Martin said it’s important for Sarnia-Lambton residents to buy from area farmers and retailers to help the local economy and to keep the farmers from exiting the market.