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The Comber Fair

2020 Bursary | Comber Agricultural Society

The Comber Agricultural Society is pleased to announce their 2020 bursary. With the support of our generous local sponsors the fair board is proud once again to award four $2000 bursaries to four recipients. Due to the cancellation of this year’s Comber Fair bursary cheques will be mailed to the recipients.

Our 2020 sponsors are:

We are very appreciative of the generosity of this year’s sponsors enabling us to continue to offer our bursary to four students during this challenging time of Covid-19.

(Top Left) - Chloe Blondin, Windsor

*Second year Integrated Business and Humanities Program minoring in Sustainability at McMaster University.

*Future plans include improving the efficiencies of the food supply chain, particularly in produce and other fresh foods offered at grocery stores.

*Aspires to open her own chain of grocery stores partnering with local producers limiting imports.

 

(Bottom left) - Jeannine Masse, Comber

*Second year in Associate Diploma in Agriculture at University of Guelph Ridgetown Campus.

*Future plans include operating her own goat and sheep farm selling meat and dairy products as well as specialty products sourced on site and locally.

*Aspires her farm to be a center for educating consumers on the importance of knowing where their food comes from.

 

(Bottom middle) - Matthew Sterling, Pain Court

*First year in Mechanical Engineering Technology - Robotics and Automation at Conestoga College.

*Future plans include improving precision ag equipment in order to give farmers more accurate information to optimize their yields and reduce costs.

*Aspires to increase sustainability through technology and innovation for a safer and more secure food supply.

 

(Bottom right) - Morgan Anderson, Ridgetown

*First year in Food and Agricultural Business Program at University of Guelph.

*Future plans include working in the dairy industry focusing on agricultural lending or business planning and helping farm families structure their operations to allow for succession planning for the next generation.

*Aspires to work with grass roots agricultural groups to share the agricultural message and become an advocate for agriculture.