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Founder's Day 2015 ‑ This is Agriculture

Posted by Stephanie Rogers on February 13, 2015 in News

The Faculty of Agriculture celebrated its 110th anniversary yesterday in the Ruminant Animal Centre. Faculty, staff, students and alumni broke out their boots and NSAC gear in celebration of our agricultural history. Professor Lauranne Sanderson toasted our past while Dean David Gray toasted our future.

Guests viewed the top five finalists in the This is Agriculture photo contest and the winning entry was selected. Congratulations are extended to Janice MacIssac for her winning photo. She will be the proud new owner of a pair of Hunter boots!

Thanks are also extended to Dick Huggard and his team from the Antique Farm Equipment Museum who also provided a display.

Undefeated Woodsmen

Submitted by Kyle Gallant. The first time in the history of woodsmen at the AC that both the Mens and Womens teams went undefeated throughout the season and took home both championship trophies in the Canadian Intercollegiate Lumberjack Association league. We were also selected as team of the year by the Truro Sport Heritage Society.

This is the life

Submitted by Emily Walsh

Potato Farm

Submitted by Harris Bakker - This photo sums up the beauty of potato farming - the beautiful fall colours on on a wonderful harvest day

Buggin' Out

Submitted by Paul Manning. Farms are ecosystems Food production is dependent on the movement of energy and nutrients through systems. Many of these processes are delivered by invertebrates, like these dung beetles.

Fresh and new

Submitted by Ming Gong

Farming with Friends

Submitted by Emily Walsh

Farming Generations

Submitted by Janice MacIsaac. This attached photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us. This is a picture of my father who worked on the NSAC farm for many years until retirement. This photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us.

Happy

Submitted by Jessie Swinamer. . This photo is of me with my 4-H show calf for the 2014 show season. This picture reminds me of agriculture because 4-H is the gateway to future farmers. It teaches members commitment, leadership, pride in their hard work and many other attributes that the youth of today's society should all be learning. The best way to learn them is by getting involved on the farm!

First Barley Party

Submitted by Colette Wyllie. This is my barley ring at the first ever barley party before I even put in on my finger. This picture is full of symbolism (largely unintentional at the time) with the ring, crest and NSAC all overlapping.

Sun's up

Submitted by Kyle Gallant. A crisp but sunny winter morning out pruning in the vineyard beside the Bay of Fundy.

Field of Beauty

Submitted by Emily Walsh

Rings on Top

Submitted by Robyn McCallum. This photo is of she and best friend Sarah Harding, Class of 2013 at the top of Mt. Arrowsmith on Vancouver Island.

The field is our classroom

Submitted by Emily Johnstone. This photo was taken in the AC orchard overlooking the farm when harvesting apples in Small Fruit Crop class this fall.

Blomidon Estate Winery

Submitted by Samantha Fanning. The picture is of me labeling wine at Blomidon Estate Winery. This picture represents that with hard work you can produce excellent products in our home province of Nova Scotia that can be enjoyed not only locally but internationally as well.

Calf

Submitted by Emily Walsh.

Rings Down Under

Submitted by Becky Mac Donald. Becky and her sister worked on dairy farms for eight months in Austrailia. This photo is of our barley rings on the Coorong beach in South Australia, close to where we lived.

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Founder's Day 2015 ‑ This is Agriculture

Undefeated Woodsmen

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This is the life

Submitted by Emily Walsh

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Submitted by Emily Walsh

Potato Farm

Submitted by Harris Bakker - This photo sums up the beauty of potato farming - the beautiful fall colours on on a wonderful harvest day

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Submitted by Harris Bakker - This photo sums up the beauty of potato farming - the beautiful fall colours on on a wonderful harvest day

Buggin' Out

Submitted by Paul Manning. Farms are ecosystems Food production is dependent on the movement of energy and nutrients through systems. Many of these processes are delivered by invertebrates, like these dung beetles.

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Submitted by Paul Manning. Farms are ecosystems Food production is dependent on the movement of energy and nutrients through systems. Many of these processes are delivered by invertebrates, like these dung beetles.

Fresh and new

Submitted by Ming Gong

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Submitted by Ming Gong

Farming with Friends

Submitted by Emily Walsh

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Submitted by Emily Walsh

Farming Generations

Submitted by Janice MacIsaac. This attached photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us. This is a picture of my father who worked on the NSAC farm for many years until retirement. This photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us.

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Submitted by Janice MacIsaac. This attached photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us. This is a picture of my father who worked on the NSAC farm for many years until retirement. This photo represents to our entire family what agriculture means to us.

Happy

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First Barley Party

Submitted by Colette Wyllie. This is my barley ring at the first ever barley party before I even put in on my finger. This picture is full of symbolism (largely unintentional at the time) with the ring, crest and NSAC all overlapping.

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Submitted by Colette Wyllie. This is my barley ring at the first ever barley party before I even put in on my finger. This picture is full of symbolism (largely unintentional at the time) with the ring, crest and NSAC all overlapping.

Sun's up

Submitted by Kyle Gallant. A crisp but sunny winter morning out pruning in the vineyard beside the Bay of Fundy.

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Submitted by Kyle Gallant. A crisp but sunny winter morning out pruning in the vineyard beside the Bay of Fundy.

Field of Beauty

Submitted by Emily Walsh

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Submitted by Emily Walsh

Rings on Top

Submitted by Robyn McCallum. This photo is of she and best friend Sarah Harding, Class of 2013 at the top of Mt. Arrowsmith on Vancouver Island.

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Submitted by Robyn McCallum. This photo is of she and best friend Sarah Harding, Class of 2013 at the top of Mt. Arrowsmith on Vancouver Island.

The field is our classroom

Submitted by Emily Johnstone. This photo was taken in the AC orchard overlooking the farm when harvesting apples in Small Fruit Crop class this fall.

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Submitted by Emily Johnstone. This photo was taken in the AC orchard overlooking the farm when harvesting apples in Small Fruit Crop class this fall.

Blomidon Estate Winery

Submitted by Samantha Fanning. The picture is of me labeling wine at Blomidon Estate Winery. This picture represents that with hard work you can produce excellent products in our home province of Nova Scotia that can be enjoyed not only locally but internationally as well.

Read More...

Submitted by Samantha Fanning. The picture is of me labeling wine at Blomidon Estate Winery. This picture represents that with hard work you can produce excellent products in our home province of Nova Scotia that can be enjoyed not only locally but internationally as well.

Calf

Submitted by Emily Walsh.

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Submitted by Emily Walsh.

Rings Down Under

Submitted by Becky Mac Donald. Becky and her sister worked on dairy farms for eight months in Austrailia. This photo is of our barley rings on the Coorong beach in South Australia, close to where we lived.

Read More...

Submitted by Becky Mac Donald. Becky and her sister worked on dairy farms for eight months in Austrailia. This photo is of our barley rings on the Coorong beach in South Australia, close to where we lived.

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