Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – Chicks and rabbits, goats and lambs, calves and an estimated 3,000-plus human visitors turned out for the Earlton Farm Show.Attendance at the two-day show was up a little from 2015, said Norm Koch, a member of the show’s organizing committee.Crowds toured
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – Recent weather may have been wintry, but there are signs of spring.The Earlton Farm Show, a tradition since the 1960s, runs April 15 and 16.It’s an opportunity to check out the latest in farm machinery and products and learn about the
Thousands take part in annual farm showDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – Chicks and calves, goats and lambs, and thousands of two-legged visitors took in this year’s farm show in Earlton.The two-day Earlton Farm Show drew an estimated 3,000 visitors, which is up about 500 from last
Farm show fielding trade and educationDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – After a cold, wet fall that left thousands of acres of crops in the field, Temiskaming farmers are looking forward to spring.The Earlton Farm Show is a bright spot on the calendar, said Norm Koch, president
