Farmer-to-Farmer Photo Contest

CNFA Farmer-to-Farmer volunteers have traveled far and wide throughout Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova and have the pictures to prove it! Check out staff and volunteer favorites from the past five years, a result of this summer's photo contest. These photos are also featured in the summer edition of the FTF newsletter, available here.

1st Place: Peter Clark and Triodor (Moldova) hosts in a field of bright canola flowers, 2008.
2nd Place: Paul Sundberg's hosts at Rose- Agro Farm, Belarus, 2004.
3rd Place: Jan Buresh drew a crowd for her "Which crops are more profitable" training despite a snowstorm in Vinnytsa, Ukraine, 2004.
Gallery
Claudia, Dr. Bruce WIlliams' host in Moldova, prepares dandelion heads for a salad.	A typical Moldovan dairy farmer, with whom Jim Fountaine worked in Cainarii Vechi, Moldova.
Kyung Yoo and staff from the National Farmer Federation, Hlinaia, Moldova, 2005.
"No Don Quixote's!" proclaims this sign near the windmill at Dudutki Folk Museum near Minsk, Belarus, visited by Ralph Kurtzman.
Jim Fountaine's host from Javlacta Dairy Coop, Gheorghe, with his best dairy cow in 2005.
Chief Zoo Technician at Progress Farm, Belarus, feeds a 1-week old calf as Archie Devore teaches calf weight management.
John Caldeira discusses the economics of apple production with hosts in Kremenchuk, Ukraine, 2006.
Bruce Williams' interpreter, Misha Ojog, in Chisinau's produce market, Moldova.
John Caldeira teaches queen bee rearing to Mindria Albineion beekeepers in Moldova on his first CNFA assignment.
Rick McGuire explains proper artificial insemination techniques to Zhodino Farm (Belarus) employees as Rod Kamper looks on and Dan Haskins photographs.
Ralph Kurtzman (and the little girl in the picture) enjoyed the music this man made with the bandura, a traditional Ukrainian instrument.