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To commemorate this milestone, CFO held a special celebration during the 2025 CFO AGM, highlighting significant moments in our history and showcasing the individuals who have been instrumental in building CFO to be:\n\n[**60 Years Strong!**](/en/news/celebrating-60-years-of-the-responsible-supply-management-system/)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n### [Read more](/en/news/celebrating-60-years-of-the-responsible-supply-management-system/)\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/CFO-Connects-Logo.png?ext=.png)\n\nCFO farmers looking for digital forms and transactions, please visit [CFOConnects.ca](http://cfoconnects.ca).\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n### [CLICK HERE](http://cfoconnects.ca) for CFO Connects.\n\n* [Fall 2025 District and Nomination Meetings](#acc0)\n \n ![](/getmedia/8effd32b-ed31-403f-998e-a982fecfaacb/FARMER-MEETINGS-2025.png?width=500&height=457&ext=.png)\n \n ### Join your Board of Directors, District Committee Representatives (DCRs) and fellow farmers at the upcoming District Meetings (Districts 1-5) and District & Nomination Meetings (Districts 6-9)!\n \n ### [Read more](https://www.ontariochicken.ca/en/upcoming-meetings/2025-fall-district-meetings/)\n \n* [CFO's 60th Anniversary](#acc1)\n \n ![](/CFO/media/Assets/general%20photos/Untitled-design-(31).png?ext=.png)\n \n ### CFO is celebrating 60 years of responsible supply management leadership and providing Ontarians with a safe, healthy, and reliable supply of locally-grown chicken. To commemorate this milestone, CFO held a special celebration during the 2025 CFO AGM, highlighting significant moments in our history and showcasing the individuals who have been instrumental in building CFO to be:\n \n [**60 Years Strong!**](/en/news/celebrating-60-years-of-the-responsible-supply-management-system/)\n --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n ### [Read more](/en/news/celebrating-60-years-of-the-responsible-supply-management-system/)\n \n* [CFO Connects](#acc2)\n \n ![](/CFO/media/Assets/CFO-Connects-Logo.png?ext=.png)\n \n CFO farmers looking for digital forms and transactions, please visit [CFOConnects.ca](http://cfoconnects.ca).\n -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n ### [CLICK HERE](http://cfoconnects.ca) for CFO Connects.\n \n\nLatest News\n-----------\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Allocation.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nNational Allocation for A-201 set at 4.5%\n\n\n\n](/en/news/national-allocation-for-a-201-set-at-4-5/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Chicken-Day-2025.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nCFO meets with Premier Ford, Minister Jones & Ontario MPPs\n\n\n\n](/en/news/cfo-meets-with-premier-ford,-minister-jones-ontario-mpps/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Open-House-Web-Image.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nCFO Welcomes Guests at Open House\n\n\n\n](/en/news/cfo-welcomes-guests-at-open-house/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Allocation.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nNational Allocation for A-200 set at 5.0%\n\n\n\n](/en/news/national-allocation-for-a-200-set-at-5-0/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Poultry-Research-Announcement.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nOntario Investing $41 Million in Agricultural Research Infrastructure\n\n\n\n](https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1006578/ontario-investing-41-million-in-agricultural-research-infrastructure)\n\n[\n\n![](/getattachment/6d4c90e3-5193-4daa-8ed1-19e33458d555/IPM-2025.png?lang=en-CA&ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nChicken Farmers Help Kick Off the International Plowing Match\n\n\n\n](/en/news/chicken-farmers-help-kick-off-the-international-plowing-match/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/tote_news_logo.jpg?ext=.jpg)\n\nNews\n\nApplications Now Open – CFO Growth Programs for Ontario Chicken Processors\n\n\n\n](/en/news/applications-now-open-–-cfo-growth-programs-for-ontario-chicken-processors/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/MEaford.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\n650 Kilograms of Chicken Donated to the Meaford Food Bank in 2025\n\n\n\n](/en/news/650-kilograms-of-chicken-donated-to-the-meaford-food-bank-in-2025/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/brandenbyrne-2-e1613077450856.jpg?ext=.jpg)\n\nNews\n\nCFO Welcomes New Chair of the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Commission\n\n\n\n](/en/news/cfo-welcomes-new-chair-of-the-ontario-farm-products-marketing-commission/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/Allocation.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nNational Allocation for A-199 set at 7.5%\n\n\n\n](/en/news/national-allocation-for-a-199-set-at-7-5/)\n\n[View all news](/en/news)\n\nMeet Ontario’s Chicken Farmers\n------------------------------\n\nThere are over 1,300 family-run chicken farms in 330 communities across the province.\n\n![](/getmedia/b5357976-8e66-4e9b-8979-d51b2f10a899/Szmiett-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1418&ext=.jpg)\n\n### Together as a family, the Szmietts love growing safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken for Ontarians to enjoy.\n\n**District** **3, Strathroy**\n\nThe Szmiett Family – Jessie, Brian, and their three children – farm in Strathroy. The Szmiett family got into the chicken business to diversify their farm, and to create a component of their farm business that the children could immediately become involved in. Going to the barn as a family and watching their three children enthusiastically engage with animal care and other farm responsibilities, reminds Jessie and Brian of why they love chicken farming. \n\nJessie currently serves as a District Committee Representative for District 3. Prior to seeking the position of District Committee Representative, Jessie was an active participant in CFO’s Women in Leadership program, which has provided farmers with the opportunity to network, share best practices, and develop leadership and business skills to support the growing Ontario chicken industry. \n\nThe Szmietts are extremely appreciative of their community of fellow chicken farmers and have found that they function as a great resource for advice and support as they continue to grow their business.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/e1a8d1fd-628c-4ed4-bdea-2af5a6ff8a1e/_DSC6397-copy-(2).jpg?width=2000&height=1335&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Wight family admire the Ontario chicken industry and all those working in each sector of the industry to provide Ontarians with safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken.\n\n**District 8, Mitchell**\n\nBoth John and Cheryl grew up in agriculture with their families involved in beef and pigs, and dairy and pigs, respectively. In 2016, the family moved to John’s home farm, and that is where the next generation of chicken farming bloomed.\n\nIn 2017, the family decided to upgrade their barns and enter the chicken industry to support the family farm for future generations. Since then, the Wight family has found a deep connection with the chicken industry, enjoying the process, and taking comfort in the fact that they are delivering a high-quality product for Ontario families.\n\nThe Wight family are all active members of the chicken operation, with their favorite day being chick delivery day. The entire family works together to prepare the barns and place the new birds—enjoying the process and being together as a hard-working Ontario chicken farming family.\n\nBoth John and Cheryl find solace in the fact that all their children, Cleo, Harmony, Trinity, and Andrew, are interested in continuing in agriculture and want to work with chickens of their own one day.\n\nThe Wight family admire the Ontario chicken industry and all those working in each sector of the industry to provide Ontarians with safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/3195c611-5464-4b36-b4ef-2c40dd76a8f0/_DSC0802.jpg?width=2000&height=2996&ext=.jpg)\n\n### John and Lisa are thankful for how welcoming the industry has been and are grateful for the support they have received along their journey to placing their first flock.\n\n**District 4, Langton**\n\nBoth John and Lisa grew up with a family farming background. After both starting their careers in other fields, they decided to return to their roots and start their poultry operation with the next generation in mind. In 2024, they placed their first flock.\n\nJohn and Lisa love that both of their children can become involved and help out in the barn. Both Hannah and Amy already love going to see the chickens.\n\nJohn and Lisa are thankful for how welcoming the industry has been and are grateful for the support they have received along their journey to placing their first flock.\n\nThe Wolf family are proud Ontario farmers and pleased to have joined the Ontario chicken farming sector. They look forward to growing their chicken operation, as they also grow their family and help prepare the future generation.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/3ec144f0-1377-47ba-a652-4c88ca02e9e9/_DSC1527-(1).jpg?width=2000&height=1288&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Game family loves being Ontario chicken farmers because of the lifestyle and routine chicken farming provides.\n\n**District 6, Lynden** \nRenee grew up on the Game family’s current farm, working in the barns with her dad, where she developed her love for farm life. Ryan grew up in Brantford and, from a young age, always wanted to own a farm.\n\nIn 2007, Ryan and Renee agreed to take over the growing broiler operation from Renee's father, Marinus. In August 2012, the Game family moved to Renee’s childhood farm and have been running the chicken operation ever since.\n\nRenee’s family has an extensive connection to chicken farming. Renee’s father, Marinus, started chicken farming in 1979, with most of his seven brothers and sisters also becoming involved in their own broiler operations.\n\nThe Game family loves being Ontario chicken farmers because of the lifestyle and routine chicken farming provides. The Game family enjoys being in the country and the day-to-day chores of the farm. The Game children, Deanna, Erica, and Aiden, appreciate the effort and time their parents put into the chicken farm and like helping when they can.\n\nRyan is also a District Committee Representative (DCR) for District 6. Ryan enjoys speaking with other chicken farmers and working with the Chicken Farmers of Ontario Board on behalf of District 6 farmers.\n\nThe Game family are proud Ontario chicken farmers and enjoy being part of the strong, innovative, and sustainable food chain in Ontario that helps to keep Ontario families fed with safe, healthy, high-quality Ontario-grown chicken.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/fe307c4c-b8d1-4f24-b300-7a2d11712e3f/_DSC5030-(4).jpg?width=2000&height=1335&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Weber family believes the Ontario chicken industry is strong, vibrant, and will continue to grow.\n\n**District 2, Wingham, New Entrants** \n \nThe Weber family got into chicken farming to diversify their family farm and build a sustainable and rewarding business with their children. In 2021, the Weber family were successful applicants for the New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program and are thankful for the support they have received from fellow Ontario chicken farmers, industry partners, and CFO to ensure their success in chicken farming.\n\nAs New Entrants, the Webers appreciate the support they have received from CFO, and are thankful to their fellow local chicken farmers for the guidance and knowledge sharing they have received.\n\nAlthough the Webers are new to chicken farming, they are no stranger to running a family farm! Matt and Nicole come from a farming background and together purchased their first cash crop farm in 2013. Logan, Alyssa, and Blake are always happy to help on the farm and are involved in the day-to-day operation.\n\nMatt and Nicole believe the Ontario chicken industry is strong, vibrant, and will continue to grow. Matt and Nicole are excited about the future for their chicken farm and believe it will be a legacy for their children to carry on into the future.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/4b16dc2d-14ba-41df-9f52-3cd557df7a2e/_DSC1906-(3).jpg?width=2000&height=1294&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Tsementzis family works together every day and continue to grow the family farm that was built in the 1960s.\n\n**District 5, Niagara**\n\nThe Tsementzis family has a long history of chicken farming. When Pete’s parents, Christos Sr. and Anastasia Sr., immigrated to Canada from Greece in the 1960s, the chicken industry demonstrated a favourable and promising business opportunity to allow their family to flourish. Today, Pete and Kim and their two children carry on the family legacy of chicken farming in Ontario.\n\nThe Tsementzis family work together every day and continue to grow the family farm that Christos and Anastasia built. In the late 1960s, the family farm originally raised broilers, layers, and turkeys. Today, the Tsementzis focus on broilers and layers.\n\nPete and Kim are 2nd generation chicken farmers, and their two children Ana and Chris are 3rd generation chicken farmers. Ana and Chris are both actively involved on the family farm, managing the day-to-day operation of their own barns. Additionally, both Chris and Ana pursued agriculture-related university education at the University of Guelph. Ana completed her BSc in Ag Science, majoring in Animal Science, and obtained her MSc in poultry nutrition and Chris is completing his degree in Ag Business.\n\nWhen Kim is not in the barn, she is involved at Chicken Farmers of Ontario (CFO) as a District Committee Representative (DCR) for District 5. As a DCR, Kim engages farmers in Districts 5 to ensure they are aware of the latest CFO information and services.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/4becfd52-a42c-4af7-87af-ff2101c10104/_DSC0055-(4).jpg?width=2000&height=1312&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Hendrikx family has a deep history of farming that goes back generations and are excited to see where the next generation will take the family farm.\n\n**District 3, North Middlesex**\n\nJerry and D. Kathy Hendrikx farm with two of their children, along with their respective spouses and children. The Hendrikx family has a deep history of farming that goes back generations. The home farm was settled in 1951, after Jerry’s family emigrated from the Netherlands in 1948.\n\nOriginally, the Hendrikx family focused on dairy and cash crop; however, they were looking to diversify their current family farm and as a result, in 2018, built their first chicken barn. The Hendrikx family chose chicken farming because the industry continues to be strong, vibrant, and growing. Chicken farming also allowed the family to continue to handle all the accompanying work as a family as the day-to-day operations grew.\n\nJerry Hendrikx’s favorite part about being a chicken farmer is being able to share his knowledge and love of farming with his children and grandchildren and work closely together every day. The Hendrikx believe that chicken farming is a family-friendly industry and enjoy seeing the youngest generation begin to show an interest in chicken farming.\n\nThe Hendrikx family is excited to see where the next generation will take the family farm.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/59ff1218-5322-4e14-877c-c3a36c449b7d/The-Allen-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1320&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Allen family is grateful to have been a successful New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program applicant and has enjoyed the entire process of building their family farm from the ground up.\n\n**District 1, Cookstown, New Entrants**\n\nThe Allen family was attracted to broiler production to diversify their current agricultural business and as a result, in 2012, applied to the New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program. Since then, the Allen family has been thriving as chicken farming has added another element that fits seamlessly into their family farm.\n\nThe Allen family is grateful to have been a successful New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program applicant and has enjoyed the entire process of building their family farm from the ground up. Carson, who is only five years old, is already showing a keen interest in chicken production by helping his parents Chris and Amanda in the day-to-day operation.\n\nThe Allen family takes animal welfare and biosecurity practices very seriously. With a family background in beef cow-calf production, the Allens have transferred their knowledge and experience in cattle farming over to chicken. The Allens have enjoyed learning all the characteristics of chicken production from the industry and are eager to continue to grow in the vibrant Ontario chicken industry.\n\nThe Allens are a proud Ontario chicken farming family and see a bright and sustainable future for chicken farmers in Ontario.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/5e0d79a8-c0df-430c-bbb1-024111f217a6/McLean-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1370&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The McLeans enjoy the flexibility and sustainability that chicken farming offers, particularly when attempting to balance the schedules of three children and a busy diversified farming operation.\n\n**District 1, Oro-Medonte**\n\nThe McLean Family – Geoff, Shannon, and their three children – farm north of Barrie in Oro-Medonte. Geoff and his family own and operate the farm where he was raised and learned the value of hard work and accountability, while developing a passion for growing food for Ontarians. \n\nA diversified farming operation, the McLeans recently transitioned out of the dairy business and into poultry farming. Adding the chicken barn has made the family-farm more self-sufficient and Geoff and Shannon are finding that the poultry business provides a better work to life balance for them and their young family. The McLean family is very appreciative of the support from the chicken industry with their transition from dairy to poultry. Fellow chicken farmers and industry representatives have helped the McLeans create a plan to ensure their farm will be successful for future generations to come.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/414f66cb-fc06-465a-8fc4-087498d552ea/The-Hiddema-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1315&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Hiddema family enjoys working together and takes pride in sharing their passion for chicken farming and agriculture, as they continue to build the family farm for future generations.\n\n**District 7, Moorefield**\n\nThe Hiddema Family – Al, Jolene and their three daughters – farm together north of Moorefield Ontario. Al was raised on a chicken farm which fostered his passion for the Ontario chicken business. Al would go on to start his own farm, and soon after married Jolene. As the chicken farm grew, so too did their family, with Al and Jolene having three daughters. \n\nAl is an active participant in CFO business and previously served as a District Committee Representative. \n\nIt is working together as a family that the Hiddemas enjoy most about chicken farming. Today, with the kids growing up and exploring their career interests, Al and Jolene are very proud that their daughters are pursuing fields that are important to rural Ontario and agriculture and are optimistic that the family farm will continue to grow for generations to come.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/b5357976-8e66-4e9b-8979-d51b2f10a899/Szmiett-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1418&ext=.jpg)\n\n### Together as a family, the Szmietts love growing safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken for Ontarians to enjoy.\n\n**District** **3, Strathroy**\n\nThe Szmiett Family – Jessie, Brian, and their three children – farm in Strathroy. The Szmiett family got into the chicken business to diversify their farm, and to create a component of their farm business that the children could immediately become involved in. Going to the barn as a family and watching their three children enthusiastically engage with animal care and other farm responsibilities, reminds Jessie and Brian of why they love chicken farming. \n\nJessie currently serves as a District Committee Representative for District 3. Prior to seeking the position of District Committee Representative, Jessie was an active participant in CFO’s Women in Leadership program, which has provided farmers with the opportunity to network, share best practices, and develop leadership and business skills to support the growing Ontario chicken industry. \n\nThe Szmietts are extremely appreciative of their community of fellow chicken farmers and have found that they function as a great resource for advice and support as they continue to grow their business.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/e1a8d1fd-628c-4ed4-bdea-2af5a6ff8a1e/_DSC6397-copy-(2).jpg?width=2000&height=1335&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Wight family admire the Ontario chicken industry and all those working in each sector of the industry to provide Ontarians with safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken.\n\n**District 8, Mitchell**\n\nBoth John and Cheryl grew up in agriculture with their families involved in beef and pigs, and dairy and pigs, respectively. In 2016, the family moved to John’s home farm, and that is where the next generation of chicken farming bloomed.\n\nIn 2017, the family decided to upgrade their barns and enter the chicken industry to support the family farm for future generations. Since then, the Wight family has found a deep connection with the chicken industry, enjoying the process, and taking comfort in the fact that they are delivering a high-quality product for Ontario families.\n\nThe Wight family are all active members of the chicken operation, with their favorite day being chick delivery day. The entire family works together to prepare the barns and place the new birds—enjoying the process and being together as a hard-working Ontario chicken farming family.\n\nBoth John and Cheryl find solace in the fact that all their children, Cleo, Harmony, Trinity, and Andrew, are interested in continuing in agriculture and want to work with chickens of their own one day.\n\nThe Wight family admire the Ontario chicken industry and all those working in each sector of the industry to provide Ontarians with safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/3195c611-5464-4b36-b4ef-2c40dd76a8f0/_DSC0802.jpg?width=2000&height=2996&ext=.jpg)\n\n### John and Lisa are thankful for how welcoming the industry has been and are grateful for the support they have received along their journey to placing their first flock.\n\n**District 4, Langton**\n\nBoth John and Lisa grew up with a family farming background. After both starting their careers in other fields, they decided to return to their roots and start their poultry operation with the next generation in mind. In 2024, they placed their first flock.\n\nJohn and Lisa love that both of their children can become involved and help out in the barn. Both Hannah and Amy already love going to see the chickens.\n\nJohn and Lisa are thankful for how welcoming the industry has been and are grateful for the support they have received along their journey to placing their first flock.\n\nThe Wolf family are proud Ontario farmers and pleased to have joined the Ontario chicken farming sector. They look forward to growing their chicken operation, as they also grow their family and help prepare the future generation.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/3ec144f0-1377-47ba-a652-4c88ca02e9e9/_DSC1527-(1).jpg?width=2000&height=1288&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Game family loves being Ontario chicken farmers because of the lifestyle and routine chicken farming provides.\n\n**District 6, Lynden** \nRenee grew up on the Game family’s current farm, working in the barns with her dad, where she developed her love for farm life. Ryan grew up in Brantford and, from a young age, always wanted to own a farm.\n\nIn 2007, Ryan and Renee agreed to take over the growing broiler operation from Renee's father, Marinus. In August 2012, the Game family moved to Renee’s childhood farm and have been running the chicken operation ever since.\n\nRenee’s family has an extensive connection to chicken farming. Renee’s father, Marinus, started chicken farming in 1979, with most of his seven brothers and sisters also becoming involved in their own broiler operations.\n\nThe Game family loves being Ontario chicken farmers because of the lifestyle and routine chicken farming provides. The Game family enjoys being in the country and the day-to-day chores of the farm. The Game children, Deanna, Erica, and Aiden, appreciate the effort and time their parents put into the chicken farm and like helping when they can.\n\nRyan is also a District Committee Representative (DCR) for District 6. Ryan enjoys speaking with other chicken farmers and working with the Chicken Farmers of Ontario Board on behalf of District 6 farmers.\n\nThe Game family are proud Ontario chicken farmers and enjoy being part of the strong, innovative, and sustainable food chain in Ontario that helps to keep Ontario families fed with safe, healthy, high-quality Ontario-grown chicken.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/fe307c4c-b8d1-4f24-b300-7a2d11712e3f/_DSC5030-(4).jpg?width=2000&height=1335&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Weber family believes the Ontario chicken industry is strong, vibrant, and will continue to grow.\n\n**District 2, Wingham, New Entrants** \n \nThe Weber family got into chicken farming to diversify their family farm and build a sustainable and rewarding business with their children. In 2021, the Weber family were successful applicants for the New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program and are thankful for the support they have received from fellow Ontario chicken farmers, industry partners, and CFO to ensure their success in chicken farming.\n\nAs New Entrants, the Webers appreciate the support they have received from CFO, and are thankful to their fellow local chicken farmers for the guidance and knowledge sharing they have received.\n\nAlthough the Webers are new to chicken farming, they are no stranger to running a family farm! Matt and Nicole come from a farming background and together purchased their first cash crop farm in 2013. Logan, Alyssa, and Blake are always happy to help on the farm and are involved in the day-to-day operation.\n\nMatt and Nicole believe the Ontario chicken industry is strong, vibrant, and will continue to grow. Matt and Nicole are excited about the future for their chicken farm and believe it will be a legacy for their children to carry on into the future.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/4b16dc2d-14ba-41df-9f52-3cd557df7a2e/_DSC1906-(3).jpg?width=2000&height=1294&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Tsementzis family works together every day and continue to grow the family farm that was built in the 1960s.\n\n**District 5, Niagara**\n\nThe Tsementzis family has a long history of chicken farming. When Pete’s parents, Christos Sr. and Anastasia Sr., immigrated to Canada from Greece in the 1960s, the chicken industry demonstrated a favourable and promising business opportunity to allow their family to flourish. Today, Pete and Kim and their two children carry on the family legacy of chicken farming in Ontario.\n\nThe Tsementzis family work together every day and continue to grow the family farm that Christos and Anastasia built. In the late 1960s, the family farm originally raised broilers, layers, and turkeys. Today, the Tsementzis focus on broilers and layers.\n\nPete and Kim are 2nd generation chicken farmers, and their two children Ana and Chris are 3rd generation chicken farmers. Ana and Chris are both actively involved on the family farm, managing the day-to-day operation of their own barns. Additionally, both Chris and Ana pursued agriculture-related university education at the University of Guelph. Ana completed her BSc in Ag Science, majoring in Animal Science, and obtained her MSc in poultry nutrition and Chris is completing his degree in Ag Business.\n\nWhen Kim is not in the barn, she is involved at Chicken Farmers of Ontario (CFO) as a District Committee Representative (DCR) for District 5. As a DCR, Kim engages farmers in Districts 5 to ensure they are aware of the latest CFO information and services.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/4becfd52-a42c-4af7-87af-ff2101c10104/_DSC0055-(4).jpg?width=2000&height=1312&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Hendrikx family has a deep history of farming that goes back generations and are excited to see where the next generation will take the family farm.\n\n**District 3, North Middlesex**\n\nJerry and D. Kathy Hendrikx farm with two of their children, along with their respective spouses and children. The Hendrikx family has a deep history of farming that goes back generations. The home farm was settled in 1951, after Jerry’s family emigrated from the Netherlands in 1948.\n\nOriginally, the Hendrikx family focused on dairy and cash crop; however, they were looking to diversify their current family farm and as a result, in 2018, built their first chicken barn. The Hendrikx family chose chicken farming because the industry continues to be strong, vibrant, and growing. Chicken farming also allowed the family to continue to handle all the accompanying work as a family as the day-to-day operations grew.\n\nJerry Hendrikx’s favorite part about being a chicken farmer is being able to share his knowledge and love of farming with his children and grandchildren and work closely together every day. The Hendrikx believe that chicken farming is a family-friendly industry and enjoy seeing the youngest generation begin to show an interest in chicken farming.\n\nThe Hendrikx family is excited to see where the next generation will take the family farm.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/59ff1218-5322-4e14-877c-c3a36c449b7d/The-Allen-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1320&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Allen family is grateful to have been a successful New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program applicant and has enjoyed the entire process of building their family farm from the ground up.\n\n**District 1, Cookstown, New Entrants**\n\nThe Allen family was attracted to broiler production to diversify their current agricultural business and as a result, in 2012, applied to the New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program. Since then, the Allen family has been thriving as chicken farming has added another element that fits seamlessly into their family farm.\n\nThe Allen family is grateful to have been a successful New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program applicant and has enjoyed the entire process of building their family farm from the ground up. Carson, who is only five years old, is already showing a keen interest in chicken production by helping his parents Chris and Amanda in the day-to-day operation.\n\nThe Allen family takes animal welfare and biosecurity practices very seriously. With a family background in beef cow-calf production, the Allens have transferred their knowledge and experience in cattle farming over to chicken. The Allens have enjoyed learning all the characteristics of chicken production from the industry and are eager to continue to grow in the vibrant Ontario chicken industry.\n\nThe Allens are a proud Ontario chicken farming family and see a bright and sustainable future for chicken farmers in Ontario.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/5e0d79a8-c0df-430c-bbb1-024111f217a6/McLean-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1370&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The McLeans enjoy the flexibility and sustainability that chicken farming offers, particularly when attempting to balance the schedules of three children and a busy diversified farming operation.\n\n**District 1, Oro-Medonte**\n\nThe McLean Family – Geoff, Shannon, and their three children – farm north of Barrie in Oro-Medonte. Geoff and his family own and operate the farm where he was raised and learned the value of hard work and accountability, while developing a passion for growing food for Ontarians. \n\nA diversified farming operation, the McLeans recently transitioned out of the dairy business and into poultry farming. Adding the chicken barn has made the family-farm more self-sufficient and Geoff and Shannon are finding that the poultry business provides a better work to life balance for them and their young family. The McLean family is very appreciative of the support from the chicken industry with their transition from dairy to poultry. Fellow chicken farmers and industry representatives have helped the McLeans create a plan to ensure their farm will be successful for future generations to come.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/414f66cb-fc06-465a-8fc4-087498d552ea/The-Hiddema-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1315&ext=.jpg)\n\n### The Hiddema family enjoys working together and takes pride in sharing their passion for chicken farming and agriculture, as they continue to build the family farm for future generations.\n\n**District 7, Moorefield**\n\nThe Hiddema Family – Al, Jolene and their three daughters – farm together north of Moorefield Ontario. Al was raised on a chicken farm which fostered his passion for the Ontario chicken business. Al would go on to start his own farm, and soon after married Jolene. As the chicken farm grew, so too did their family, with Al and Jolene having three daughters. \n\nAl is an active participant in CFO business and previously served as a District Committee Representative. \n\nIt is working together as a family that the Hiddemas enjoy most about chicken farming. Today, with the kids growing up and exploring their career interests, Al and Jolene are very proud that their daughters are pursuing fields that are important to rural Ontario and agriculture and are optimistic that the family farm will continue to grow for generations to come.\n\nRead more\n\n![](/getmedia/b5357976-8e66-4e9b-8979-d51b2f10a899/Szmiett-Family.jpg?width=2000&height=1418&ext=.jpg)\n\n### Together as a family, the Szmietts love growing safe, healthy, locally-grown chicken for Ontarians to enjoy.\n\n**District** **3, Strathroy**\n\nThe Szmiett Family – Jessie, Brian, and their three children – farm in Strathroy. The Szmiett family got into the chicken business to diversify their farm, and to create a component of their farm business that the children could immediately become involved in. Going to the barn as a family and watching their three children enthusiastically engage with animal care and other farm responsibilities, reminds Jessie and Brian of why they love chicken farming. \n\nJessie currently serves as a District Committee Representative for District 3. Prior to seeking the position of District Committee Representative, Jessie was an active participant in CFO’s Women in Leadership program, which has provided farmers with the opportunity to network, share best practices, and develop leadership and business skills to support the growing Ontario chicken industry. \n\nThe Szmietts are extremely appreciative of their community of fellow chicken farmers and have found that they function as a great resource for advice and support as they continue to grow their business.\n\nRead more\n\nFeatured Items\n--------------\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/general%20photos/tote_news_logo.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nAccessibility Policy\n\n\n\n](/en/policies/accessibility/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/6124-CFO-APR-2024-Website-Tote-640x560-v2_1.png?ext=.png)\n\nPublications\n\nAnnual Performance Report\n\n\n\n](https://forms.ontariochicken.ca/AnnualPerformanceReport2024/index.php)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/5768-Website-Totes-Econ-640x560-v1.jpg?ext=.jpg)\n\nPublications\n\nThe Economic Contribution of the Ontario Chicken Industry\n\n\n\n](https://ontariochicken.ca/CFO/media/Assets/Economic-Contribution-Report.pdf?ext=.pdf)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/5614-CFO-strategic-plan-website-banners-v2B-640x560.jpg?ext=.jpg)\n\nPublications\n\n2023 - 2025 Strategic Plan\n\n\n\n](/en/strategic-plan/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/CFO-Cares-Tote.png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nFarmers to Food Banks\n\n\n\n](/en/social-mission/cfo-cares)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/RBCF-logo.svg?ext=.svg)\n\nNews\n\nRaised By A Canadian Farmer\n\n\n\n](https://www.chicken.ca/)\n\n[\n\n![](/CFO/media/Assets/totes/Virtual-Farm-Tour-tote-(low-quality).png?ext=.png)\n\nNews\n\nVirtual Farm Tour\n\n\n\n](https://www.farmfood360.ca/en/chicken/)\n\n[](#top)\n\n![](/cfo/media/Assets/logos/logo_footer.svg) \n© 2025 CFO \nALL RIGHTS RESERVED\n\nChicken Farmers of Ontario\n--------------------------\n\n[info@ontariochicken.ca](mailto:info@ontariochicken.ca) \n905-637-0025\n\n \n197 Hanlon Creek Boulevard, Suite 107 \nGuelph, Ontario, N1C 0A1\n\n* [Contact Us](/en/Contact-Us)\n* [Farmer Dashboard](/en/Farmer-Dashboard)\n* [Farmer Resources](/en/Farmer-Dashboard/Resources)\n\n* [News](/en/news)\n* [Search](/en/SearchResult)\n* [Regulations](/en/Regulations)\n\nConnect With Us\n---------------\n\n* [](https://www.facebook.com/ChickenFarmersofOntario/)\n* [](https://twitter.com/OntarioChicken)\n* [](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuAX9_FVPXYPNvsequukwnw)\n\n[Login](#CFOConnectLogin) [FR](https://ontariochicken.ca/fr/)\n\n[Accessibility](https://ontariochicken.ca/en/policies/accessibility/)\n\n[CFO Privacy Policy](/en/policies/cfo-privacy-policy/)\n\n[Website designed and developed by raisin.](https://raisinsoftware.org)\n\nCFO Connects Login\n------------------\n\nAccount ID \n\nPassword\n\nLogin\n\n Stay signed in on this device\n\nLooking for digital forms on CFO Connects?\n------------------------------------------\n\n### To login and access \nCFO Connects, [click here](https://cfoconnects.ca/).\n\nCFO Connects Support Hotline:\n\n1-855-800-4815\n\nLogin\n-----\n\nAccount ID \n\nPassword\n\nLogin\n\n Stay signed in on this device\n\n[Forgot Password](https://ontariochicken.ca/en/artisinalpasswordreset)\n\n### Need help logging in\n\nIf you are having trouble logging in, email [communications@ontariochicken.ca](mailto : communications@ontariochicken.ca)","summary","The website serves as a resource platform for chicken farmers in Ontario, providing information on regulations, policies, and support for farmers, including resources for various market segments.","notes","requests","dataTransferred","tags",[],"iabCategories",[51],{"_52":53,"_18":54,"_20":54},"code","IAB8","Food & Drink","iabProducts",[],"ancestors",[],"descendants",[],"allBrandsForDropdown",[],"creatives",[65],{"_16":66,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":33,"_72":73,"_74":75,"_76":77,"_78":79,"_80":81,"_82":83,"_84":85,"_42":86,"_87":88,"_89":90,"_91":-5,"_92":93,"_94":95,"_113":114,"_152":95},"cmj0b2yb61bh0js0ku6togpce","cid","26484259-01d2-4519-a3f1-54a02ace82af","crid","90_12276386","adomain","seat","StkAdpt","bid",1.07,"raw_json","{\"crid\":\"90_12276386\",\"adomain\":[\"ontariochicken.ca\"],\"adm\":\"

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