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Tweeting farmers bridge gap between farm, table

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Tweeting farmers bridge gap between farm, table

When
Wayne Black is finished tapping out his latest tweet, he puts his iPad back in
the tool box on his tractor or slides it down beside his seat.

October 28, 2011 – When
Wayne Black is finished tapping out his latest tweet, he puts his iPad back in
the tool box on his tractor or slides it down beside his seat.

Like more and more farmers
across Canada, Black has found that Twitter has become, among other things, a
way to bridge the gap between farm and table, and connect Canadians wanting to
know more about where their food comes from with the people who make their
living producing it.

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