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In this year's Who's Who issue, meet Tim Ansems of Port Williams, N.S.. Farming and family are at the centre of everything this chicken and turkey producer does. What makes him exceptional? It's how comfortable he is outside of his comfort zone. http://ow.ly/HJJy50Gtig0

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19 Oct

What threats does a reported surge in backyard chicken ownership surge pose to commercial farms? Poultry Health Partners’ Ben Schlegel weighs in. Have a poultry health question for the Ask the Vet column? Send it to poultry@annexweb.com http://ow.ly/QEUD50Gti0i

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19 Oct

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19 Oct

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