Some serious money for a quart of soy beans and/or wheat. Quite serious money for a quart of Non GMO wheat. 800 – FIELD CROPS One entry only in each category: NOTE: 801 -808 may be this year’s or last Read more…
The Animal Display Building is definitely taking shape. The pad is now poured and is curing. They were able to get the pad completed in the one day of good weather last week. It is rewarding to see the building Read more…
The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies (OAAS) held the annual convention in February 2019, where the photo competition of entries from Agricultural Societies throughout Ontario were judged. Shirley Boyes, a member of the Bayfield Agricultural Society, received a total of Read more…
The Animal Display Building is now taking shape. Preparation for the cement pad is now complete and plans are to have the pad poured this week. After two years of planning, getting permits, and fundraising, it is rewarding to see Read more…
Photo supplied by Bob Montgomery Building Committee and invited guests were from the left Doug Yeo, Stephen Jacob, Councillor Bill Whetstone, Bluewater Mayor Paul Klopp, Ben Lobb, MP, Warden Jim Ginn, Jentje Steenbeek, Lorraine Shields, and Henry Baker. Though the Read more…
The building committee for the Bayfield Agricultural Society’s Farm Animal Display Building Project wanted to update the community on its fundraising. As of this week there is less than $10 000 to raise of the $85 000 cost for the Read more…
Planning for a replacement of the Farm Animal Display building in Agricultural Park has been a project of the Bayfield Agricultural Society for over a year and a half. This building to replace the former Pet Display (old MacDonald’s farm) Read more…
For the past several months the members of the Bayfield Agricultural Society have been given updates on the progress of the Farm Animal Display Building Project. It will replace the former Pet Display (old MacDonald’s farm) Building. This building is Read more…
A Christmas tradition for many in Bayfield is choosing a fresh evergreen wreath made by the Bayfield Agricultural Society. A lot of local trees were trimmed of their boughs to make dozens and dozens of wreaths and swags/tails. This past Read more…