The Ontario Federation of Agriculture awarded five young people pursuing careers in agriculture each with a $2000 bursary.
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The undergraduate, postgraduate and apprenticeship awards were presented at the OFA’s annual general meeting in Toronto Nov. 26.
OFA President Drew Spoelstra said in a release this year’s recipients “are passionate about agriculture, dedicated to their communities, and determined to build strong futures for themselves, their families, and the industry.
“It’s crucial to recognize the emerging talent entering the agricultural sector, and we’re proud to support these young individuals as they embark on their careers. Through these bursaries, we celebrate their potential and look forward to helping them achieve their goals and contribute to the growth of our …