Frank Meyers supporters vow to stall demolition indefinitely
By Greg Murphy QUINTE WEST – They’re dug in for the long haul. At about 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, about 20 supporters of Frank Meyers crossed the railway tracks that mark[…]
Lawyer gives the lowdown on expropriation
By Amanda Lorbetski BELLEVILLE – How can the government just take away someone’s private property? Many people are questioning how the federal government could expropriate the Quinte West farm that[…]
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Apple orchards back with vengeance in time for harvest season
Apple orchards are full of fresh fruit in time for the harvest. Compared to last fall, Grills Orchards owners Randy and Diana McPherson, are pleased with this year’s crop season.[…]
New jobs in manufacturing sector announced today
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – There was good news today for the manufacturing sector in Belleville. Ontario’s minister of economic development, trade and employment, Eric Hoskins, was in the city[…]
Food banks and farmers: a local partnership
By Tyson Leonard BELLEVILLE – When people think of the local-food movement, images of farmers’ markets, artisan cheese and heirloom organic produce often come to mind. But Louise Livingstone of[…]
Final fight for farmer coming to a close
By Tyson Leonard QUINTE WEST – Frank Meyers has no shortage of stories about his farm. From the story of how his family came to own the land, to how[…]
Cheese trade deal has Eastern Ontario dairy farmers wary
By Jack Carver BELLEVILLE – Thanks to a new trade pact with the European Union the door to one of the world’s largest markets is opening for Canada – but[…]
Pesticide renewal worries beekeeper
By Tyson Leonard A local beekeeper says the renewal of certain pesticides will only add to the growing problems his bees already face. “The honey crop is way down. We[…]
Estonian farmers visit local farm on their North American tour
By Gail Paquette Twenty-seven Estonian milk producers traveled over 6000km to tour dairy farming operations in Ontario, Quebec, New York and Vermont. They stopped Monday afternoon at the robotic milking[…]
An apple a day, if the frost keeps away for Quinte growers
By Shelden Rogers This year’s apple crop looks to be making up for last years heavy frosts that took out apple orchards across Ontario. Last year’s frost was so heavy[…]
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