Farm Management and Technology Program

FMT students regularly take part in field trips to agricultural enterprises, as part of their courses.

Have you ever been to our intercollegial woodsmen competition held at Macdonald Campus every year to support our teams?

Many FMT students play intramural ice hockey at Macdonald campus arena.

Apple harvest by second year FMT students for their ''Fruit and Vegetable crop'' class.

Third year FMT students visit Beverly Greenhouse Limited.

Tutors are available to help FMT students during the semester for which Ms. Deborah Hollenbeck (English teacher, above) takes part in one of them.

FMT students play football at the McEwen field.

Contest: who is going to harvest the heaviest corn crop (as per dry matter weight) by using fertilizers of their choice? In the Soil Fertilization class. (C.Begg)

Our students are very happy to participate at the annual Macdonald Campus Judging Competition with teams coming from various universities and colleges as well as 4-H members.

FMT students learn a grafting technique on pear trees with Mr. Michael Bleho at the Macdonald Campus Horticultural Centre as part of their Agricultural Botany class.

To celebrate the arrival of new FMT students, a welcoming BBQ was organized by current students. Tiffany Nelson, Paul Meldrum (Macdonald Campus Farm Manager), Emily Mastine, Kayla St-Cyr and Julia Meyerhans share a laugh at the BBQ.

In their Agricultural Botany class, students plant poinsettias, which they will sell in December to raise funds for their graduation night.

Third year FMT students are on the road to see various agricultural businesses in South West Ontario, as part of their Entrepreneurship 2 class.

FMT students are a large close-knit family. They all share the same passion: agriculture!

First year FMT students, in Soil Preparation class, visit many farms including Mr. Shawn McRae's farm in Ontario.

Entrepreneurship 2 class, annual field trip: Third year FMT students are provided management details at Summitholm Farms.

FMT students have some of their classes taught in the "Active Learning Classroom".