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Grown in the Garden of Canada: The History of the Fruit Industry in Grimsby, Ontario
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Llewellyn Smith explains that Now Factory Jobs Require Less Labour and More Skill
55 of 76 		Lew Puddicombe and Holly Gonsalves Discuss the Future of the Puddicombe Family Farm
56 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Describes the Impact on Local Growers After the Schweppes Closure
57 of 76 		Llewellyn Smith Explains the Benefits of Pick-Your-Own Farms
58 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes Bridgman's Pick Your Own Farm in Winona
59 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes How Farming Isn't an Easy Way of Life
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Holly Gronsalves Discusses The Wine Route and Competition Between Wineries
61 of 76 		Bill Evans Explains that Wine Making Depends on Grape Growing
62 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Discusses the Changes in Types of Grapes Grown in Ontario
63 of 76 		Tom Greensides Explains the Changes in Grape Growing in Recent Years
64 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Describes the New VITIS Technology
65 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Explains how the New VITIS Technology Works
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Debbie Zimmerman Explains the Benefit of Crop Protection Wind Machines
67 of 76 		Bill Evans Describes the Benefits of Crop Protection Wind Fans for Growers
68 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Describes How The Grape Growers Produce Ice Wine
69 of 76 		Debbie Zimmerman Describes the Grape Growers of Ontario Organization and Their Focus
70 of 76 		Bill Evans Discusses that 100% of the Wine Grapes Used at Rockway Glen are Local
71 of 76 		Bill Evans Explains the Importance of Growing Grapes Locally, the Wine Industry Depends on it
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