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Canadian Poultry brings home bronze

by Annex Business Media | Sep 2011

September 30, 2011 - Diane Kleer, VP production and group publisher with Annex Business Media, is pleased to announce that Canadian Poultry received a bronze award at the recent Canadian Farm Writers Federation (CFWF) awards banquet.

Editor Kristy Nudds was the recipient of the bronze Peter Lewington award for the April 2011 cover story "Bird's Eye View" , which detailed the use of in-barn cameras. The Peter Lewington award recognizes the best technical feature written in an agricultural publication in Canada.

The award was presented at the recent CFWF awards banquet, which was held in conjunction with the International Federation of Agricultural Journalist (IFAJ) Congress on September 17.

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