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New Farmers Market Opening in Stratford. Do you visit farmers markets?

News Release, STRATFORD - Slow Food Perth County is starting a Sunday Farmers Market beginning June 6th. All farmers employing good, clean, fair practices who are interested in being a vendor at the market are invited to informal meeting at 7pm on Thursday, May 19th at Monforte Dairy, 49 Griffith Road, Stratford. For more information about the May 19th meeting or about the market, call 519-271-0528 or email info@slowfoodperthcounty.ca. For more information about Slow Food Perth County, please visit www.slowfoodperthcounty.ca.

 
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CGC license changes

Two licenses expired, and the CGC issued two others

Protecting Plant Health Supports All Life

CFIA marks Plant Health Day urging Canadians to protect plants from invasive species and understand their role in supporting people, animals, and ecosystems.

U.S. Tax and Regulatory Cuts Cause for Concern in Canada

The Research Lead with Agrifood Economic Systems warns changes to the U.S. regulatory system, fueled by the Trump Administration's cuts on spending could negatively impact Canada.An Independent Agri-Food Policy Note, released by Agrifood Economic Systems, examines the impact on Canada of U.S. policy shifts, involving deportations, tax policy changes, government cuts and tariffs.Dr

Diversification Key to Addressing Canada-U.S. Trade Tensions

The Research Lead with Agrifood Economic Systems suggests Canada needs to reduce its reliance on the United States by finding new friends with whom to trade, starting within Canada. An Independent Agri-Food Policy Note, released by Agrifood Economic Systems, examines the impact on Canada of U.S. policy shifts, involving deportations, tax policy changes, government cuts and tariffs.

Warmer Weather and Limited Rainfall Allow Rapid Advancement in Spring Planting

Manitoba Agriculture reports limited rainfall and warmer soil temperatures allowed for rapid advancement in spring seeding over the past week. Manitoba Agriculture released its weekly crop report Tuesday. Sonia Wilson, an oilseed specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, says warmer temperatures and limited rainfall have allowed farmers to make excellent progress.

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