
By Mike Renzella
The Haldimand Press
HALDIMAND—With the federal election in the rear view mirror, the agricultural community in Haldimand is now looking for ways that newly elected MP Leslyn Lewis can help local farmers.
“There’s a huge agenda for agriculture. I’m hoping somebody will pick and develop a specific set of strategies for agricultural labour issues,” said local OFA representative and beef farmer Will Stoneman, who runs a 140-head beef operation with his family in Hagersville and Caledonia. “Finding people willing to work in agriculture is becoming more difficult in the face of attractive, high-paying alternatives.”
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