In rain and shine, 4-H Ontario Ambassadors took part in a one-day tour to learn more about their sponsors, GROWMARK, Inc, the FS Co-operatives, and UPI Energy LP.
The one-day tour consisted of a visit to UPI Energy’s bulk fuel plant in Guelph, an FS PARTNERS agronomy and Great Lakes Grain facility in Ayr, North Wellington Co-operative’s unique retail store and lawn and garden centre, a demonstration field plot called Pursuit of Maximum Yield and a 24 hour remotely monitored cardlock FAST STOP® fueling station.
This is the seventh year of the program sponsored each year by GROWMARK, Inc., and UPI Energy LP.
This is the seventh year of the program sponsored each year by GROWMARK, Inc., and UPI Energy LP.
(Right) The group learn about the complex operations of UPI Energy from Bob Hodgson, manager of operations for southwestern Ontario.
(Below) The 2011 Ambassadors admire baby chicks for sale at the North Wellington Co-operative Services retail store and lawn and garden centre. From L-R is Ambassadors Alex Mitchell of Pembroke, Alissa Goodfellow of Napanee, Cassandra Chornoboy of Rockwood, Sylvia Megens of Goodwood and Jennifer Betzner of Lynden.
(Right) At the FS Green Plan Solutions™ Pursuit of Maximum Yield site in Drayton, Don McLean, FS PARTNERS agronomist demonstrates new QR code technology at the plot.
(Below) Kevin Stumpf, FS PARTNERS branch manager gives an overview of the grain and agronomy business at the Ayr site.
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