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2013-2014 Ontario Queen of the Furrow Announced

Sep 20, 2013
By Denise Faguy
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Celie Diebold, representing the region of Waterloo North Dumfries was crowned as Ontario Queen of the Furrow last night at the 2013 International Plowing Match (IPM) and Rural Expo’s Queen of the Furrow Crowning Gala. Celie will spend next year promoting the Ontario Plowman’s Association and the 2014 International Plowing Match that will be held in Essa Township.


This year’s competition saw 29 women across the province compete for the title, in a variety of activities consisting of an interview, plowing and a prepared speech. From Wentworth, Ontario, Diebold is a member of the Wentworth Junior Farmers and her speech topic was on the importance of thanking a farmer.


The top five finalists of the competition included Brianna Dracup of Hastings; Anikka Bolender of York; Kayla Bishop of Huron County; Lindsay Bebbington, of Peel-Dufferin; and the winner, Celie Diebold, of Waterloo North Dumfries.

 

Celie Diebold, Queen of the Furrow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Celie Diebold, 2013-2014

Ontario Queen of the Furrow;

 


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