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What You Should Know Before You Buy or Rent Farmland PLUS How to Increase Profits Without Increasing Farm Size - Kingston

December 2, 2014 from 9am to 3:30pm – Days Inn & Conference Centre What You Should Know Before You Buy or Rent Farmland Acquiring farmland is a complicated decision. You’ll get answers to common questions and be confident you’re getting the right land the right way,… Organized by Farm Credit Canada | Type: fcc, learning

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Coming soon to a city near you: science tour highlights regional impacts of our changing climate

Canada is warming at an alarming rate — twice as fast as the average rate globally. As we plan for the future, Canadians need a clear picture of how this warming is affecting our economy, our communities and the places we love.

Minister Ng announces investment in the Toronto Trade Accelerator Program

When Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) export, they become more productive, create more jobs, grow and scale at higher rates, and invest more in research and development.

British Columbia-grown tech to improve British Columbia food production

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Winchester Agribusiness Breakfast Meeting – April 16th, 2019

To date, next to no field activity due to cool, wet spring so far this season. Areas around the region received over 50 mm of rain this past weekend, resulting in saturated soils and ponding in fields and in a few spots some soil erosion. Overall temperatures have been too cold to stimulate new growth on the winter wheat or alfalfa yet.

Ontario Announces New Big Game Management Advisory Committee

The Ontario government is working for the people by listening to concerns from hunters on how the province manages its moose population to ensure sustainability and hunting opportunities for future generations.

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