Robert Scott

Winter is here in Norfolk. The clocks have changed, the heating has been turned on, store lambs have started to arrive from the North, and our hedgecutter

Yet again after another dreadful weekend for the province we have seen, disappointingly, another build-up of slash under the bridges and along what used to be beautiful, pristine beaches.

Like many farmers, I’ve spent the past few years implementing measures to reduce my emissions on the farm through better soil management and livestock

I signed off 2023 with a downbeat article forecasting an agricultural depression. While I still maintain this as we batten down the hatches, I am trying to start the new year with a cheerier mindset.

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The dykes are full this February, after another very wet winter. No spring barley or beans have been drilled here, much to my frustration. We have managed

This letter is in follow-up to my remarks made during the village of Fredonia’s public meeting on Feb. 20 in regard to a water rate increase. I stated I could not honestly argue against the $2 increase per 1,000 gallons proposed but the trustees needed to share their studies to substantiate the second $2 increase that was suggested as being necessary. Later in the meeting, a trustee offered a breakdown of the cost of the seven components in the proposed water rate which I will now attempt to verify.

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We experienced a hectic end to March, with 10 days of intermittent dry weather providing us enough of a window to get all of our spring barley and spring beans planted.