Visit our Landfills page for more information about recycling bale wrap in Kawartha Lakes.

If there's an emergency, you need help quickly. Farm 911 makes it easier for first responders to find your field entrances.

Farm landowners that purchase a sign or signs for field entrances that are not near their main farm property, or are on vacant and non-building lots, will have a civic address to use when calling first responders.

The Line Fences Act applies to certain properties for fences built along property lines. Find information regarding line fences and Fence Viewers on the Fences page.

Learn about avian influenza (bird flu) signs, transmission and prevention in poultry on the municipal Animal Services page and on the Ontario Government Avian Influenza page.

As a farm property owner, you may consider tile draining your land to make it more productive and increase your farm's efficiency using the Tile Drainage Act. The Tile Loan Program allows landowners to apply for a loan to assist with financing tile drainage installation. Visit the Applications, Licences and Permits page for more Tile Loan information.

As a livestock or poultry producer, you're entitled to make claims for your animals that are injured or killed by predators, including coyotes, dogs, wolves and other wildlife. Learn more on the Animal Services page.

Your property may contain a municipal drain. These drains are usually ditches or tiles, but can also include buffer strips, grassed waterways, culverts, and even creeks and small rivers. Learn more about municipal drains and your responsibilities for drains on your land.