Ontario Grain Farmer February 2023

techniques, cell materials, and the most recent advancements in biotechnology." Littlejohn hopes to apply what he learns in the program to develop technology that will allow for increased efficiency through nutrients, seed selection, and genetics. Jesse Fay, a seventh-generation farmer from New Hamburg, Ontario, is pursuing a degree in aerospace engineering from Carleton University. Fay, who is in the program's first year, plans to apply her engineering training to developing and improving technology such as drones. "As an aerospace engineer, I would be capable of contributing to this progress with ambitions of making drone technology a viable tool for all farmers across Ontario and beyond." Elizabeth Drake from Stratford, Ontario, is enrolled in her fourth year in the Honours Economics with the Management Option and a Minor in Psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University. She plans to use her degree in economics "to help farmers and organizations market grain to maximize profit and presence in the world market." After completing her undergraduate degree, Drake plans to enroll in a graduate program studying agriculture and resource economics or business economics. From Tiverton, Ontario, Katie Voskamp is studying in the Bachelor of Commerce, Management and Marketing program at the University of Guelph. After graduation, Voskamp plans to return to her family farm and "utilize [her] management and marketing skills in a business or corporation situation that shares [her] passion and provides a voice for farmers." l ONTARIO GRAIN FARMER 31 FEBRUARY 2023 The Grain Farmers of Ontario Legacy Scholarship encourages the pursuit of higher education in any area of study that will benefit agriculture or agrifood and supports the development of future leaders in these areas. brandt.ca 1-866-427-2638 LEAD THE FIELD. Trouble with your field finish? Fix it with the new Brandt High-Speed Disc and get the best residue management and seedbed preparation in fewer passes. ONEPASS PRODUCTIVITY. More Speed Spend less time in the field with operating speeds of 10 to 14 mph, and our easy-touse wing down-pressure system. More Uptime Purpose-built components with a robotically welded frame and greaseless bearings ensure near-zero maintenance for more uptime and durability. More Options Choose from seven unit sizes and a variety of discs and rollers that are perfectly suited to your field, conditions, and desired finish.

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