GROWMARK offers an internship program to any 3rd year agriculture student at any FS agriculture retail location across Ontario. As a GROWMARK intern, you are responsible for a specific project relevant to the retail location. The role is 4 months during the Summer and gives you an opportunity to learn about possible careers within the…

Come on out to the UofG Animal Interest Network's next meeting! This week we will be learning about calf rearing from our Co-President Joanne Marshall. She will discuss the basics of raising a calf, difference in methods used in Ontario and the issues surrounding the industry. We hope you come out to join us!

Come out to the Poultry Club meeting this week with our guest speaker, Professor Gregory Bedecarrats and Aleks Kus to discuss AI certification. THIS IS A MANDATORY MEETING if you want to become certified. Located in ANNU 030. Pizza and chicken wings will be provided. Hope to see you all there!

The annual OAC Halloween bonspiel is happening on October 26th. Sign up a team of 4 by emailing me at mvingerh@uoguelph.ca for small price of $20 per person with lunch included. E-transfers accepted. Sign up before the 22nd to secure your spot. As per usual bring your aggie spirit! (costumes recommended).

Come to the 74 Lounge of Brass Taps at 5pm on October 28th for the opportunity to network with P&H and hear about job opportunities for summer students and recent graduates. There will be apps, pizza and each student (of legal drinking age) will get a free beer from P&H! Make sure to stop by…

Come on out to Brass Taps and test your trivia knowledge. Do you have what it takes to be the smartest Aggie on campus?    

Before the Halloween festivities begin, come on out to the next judging club meeting at Fraeland Farms, 6268 3rd Line, Fergus. Judge Steve Fraser will be there to help with two dairy classes. We will meet in the parking lot behind ANNU for 6:30pm, to be at the farm by 7pm.

Price is 10 dollars. Contact uogain@gmail.com for more information.

Sovereign Soil is a fascinating documentary about small-scale agriculture and back-to-the-land movement in the Yukon. Student admission is $5.00 but FREE to the first 50 students!