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More profit
More profit

More profit

Date2/18/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: More profit: Carl and Susan Cosack ride around their farm near Shelburne; where they raise beef and grow fodder without widescale use of antibiotics and chemicals. Their way is cheaper and their meat is clean; they say.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0023104F
Farms for sale: Joe Gray still plows the Brampton area farm his family carved out in 1823, but more and more neighbors are giving up on the struggle to produce food in the urban shadow
Farms for sale: Joe Gray still plows the Brampton area farm his family carved out in 1823, but more and more neighbors are giving up on the struggle to produce food in the urban shadow
Beaty, Keith
10/31/1985
Food prices have been increasing rapidly in recent months and consumers will have to pay even more in the future, Ontario farmers warn. Joe Alexander,(...)
Food prices have been increasing rapidly in recent months and consumers will have to pay even more in the future, Ontario farmers warn. Joe Alexander,(...)
Darrell, Dick
5/30/1974
Farm vacations are growing in popularity in North American as city dwellers try to give their children a taste of country living. A list of 400 farms (...)
Farm vacations are growing in popularity in North American as city dwellers try to give their children a taste of country living. A list of 400 farms (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/7/1971
Speaking out
Speaking out
Stuparyk, Michael
2/19/1985
Food prices are going up and city people will just have to get used to the idea, according to Ed Thompson, who farms 350 acres near Guelph. The farmer(...)
Food prices are going up and city people will just have to get used to the idea, according to Ed Thompson, who farms 350 acres near Guelph. The farmer(...)
Darrell, Dick
5/30/1974
They will stick with their farm
They will stick with their farm
Spremo, Boris
5/17/1973
Like his grandfather, Brampton's Bill Brander raises cattle and grows grain on family acres, ignoring factories edging property
Like his grandfather, Brampton's Bill Brander raises cattle and grows grain on family acres, ignoring factories edging property
Slaughter, Mike
12/28/1982
Seeing double: Franz Henke watches as Bam Bam and Pebbles, the latest pair of twin calves born on his Goodwood-area farm, get a meal from their mother
Seeing double: Franz Henke watches as Bam Bam and Pebbles, the latest pair of twin calves born on his Goodwood-area farm, get a meal from their mother
Slaughter, Mike
6/3/1992
Joseph Renwick keeps a lonely vigil on his 1,280-acre farm in Saskatchewan
Joseph Renwick keeps a lonely vigil on his 1,280-acre farm in Saskatchewan
Ross, Fred
1/16/1970
Uneven increase: Dairy farmers have seen stable income growth, while others have done variously better or worse than Ontario's average 13 percent hike in realized farm net income
Uneven increase: Dairy farmers have seen stable income growth, while others have done variously better or worse than Ontario's average 13 percent hike in realized farm net income
Russell, Jim
2/1/1983
Keeping the wolf from the door, Inga Britt has lost 22 lambs to coyotes at her farm on the Ninth Line in Mississauga and is so determined to save the (...)
Keeping the wolf from the door, Inga Britt has lost 22 lambs to coyotes at her farm on the Ninth Line in Mississauga and is so determined to save the (...)
Calleja, Frank
7/29/1985
Bankrupt farmers
Bankrupt farmers
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/11/1985