AALP has been growing leaders for 25 years!

We are very excited to introduce you to the members of AALP Class 13. 

A wide variety of experience and knowledge is being brought to the program by the Class 13 participants.  Diverse professional, educational and geographical representation will provide many opportunities for issues and concerns from all across Ontario to be discussed.

8 females and 21 males ranging in age from 23 to 56 are part of AALP Class 13. Thirteen class members represent primary production agriculture through field/cash crop, vegetable, grains, poultry and livestock.  The remaining participants work in the government sector, organizations, agricultural finance, crop protection, insurance, marketing, and consulting. 

AALP Classs 13 participants come from as far north as Thunder Bay, to Alfred in the east and Lambton in the south (two each from Middlesex, Oxford, Peel, Simcoe and Thunder Bay; one each from Durham, Elgin, Haldimand, Hamilton-Wentworth, Huron, Lambton, Norfolk, Ottawa, Perth, Sudbury and Waterloo; and eight from Wellington County.

 AALP CLASS 13 (2009 - 2011)