December 2005

  • Company Building Baby Carrot Toehold in Ontario While there’s plenty of challenge in growing and packaging baby carrots in Ontario, success for the five Streef brothers hinges on their ability to compete with imports.
  • Global Trade Talks
  • Hauling in Customers Gro-Moore Farms claims to have the largest John Deere in North America. It’s about 18 feet tall and 30 feet long. An “unbelievable” number of people have taken pictures of it.
  • Pres. Bush Pitches Immigration Reform President George Bush took to the stump in late November to urge Congress to cut through the Gordian knot of issues involving immigration, border security and the perceived needs of many American businesses for cheap, unskilled labor.

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