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Minister Leal dons Better Farming hat during Norwood Fall Fair

Peterborough County hosted the fair over the Thanksgiving long weekend

By Farms.com

During a visit to the Norwood Fall Fair in his home county of Peterborough, Jeff Leal, Ontario’s Minister of Agriculture, completed his outfit with a hat many farmers will recognize.

Minister Leal donned a limited edition Better Farming hat, complete with corn cobs on the side. He gathered for a photo with other local government representatives and Tom Klompmaker, a director with the Chicken Farmers of Ontario and the provincial chicken representative during the ongoing NAFTA discussions.


Left to right: Jeff Leal, Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Kim Rudd, MPP for Northumberland, Lou Rinaldi, MPP for Northumberland-Quinte West and Tim Klompmaker.
Photo: Jeff Dornan

But the Norwood Fall Fair isn’t the only time Minister Leal was spotted wearing his favourite Ontario ag magazine hat this year.

Earlier in the year, as he discussed weather challenges and Ontario’s risk management programs with farmers, photographers snapped a photo of Minister Leal wearing the Better Farming accessory.

The Norwood Fall Fair was established in 1868, only one year after Confederation!


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