Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.
Mistakes are slow to correct
We are in election season. Most candidates are preaching that they can do better, but without very many or no solutions to problems that in some cases were started 30 or more years ago. Before we built our last dairy barn more than two decades ago, we spent many years visiting modern dairy facilities and attending dairy conferences. Some experienced government dairy specialists from the Ontario department of agriculture also attended these conferences and dairy tours. One once said, “Watch
Do your part
More than a decade ago, I wrote a series of articles for an agricultural paper. The series was called The
Slow changes to the pesticide bills
Farmers have been wondering about what’s the next new herbicide around the corner. After WWII, there were some new tools
An old farmer’s fall thoughts
As the nights get colder, the kids are back to school or far away at college. Everybody that is still