Innovating Canada
agriculture
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What Keeps Canada’s Fish and Seafood Safe and Sustainable?
A strong regulatory environment, and close ties between industry and government, make Canadian fisheries among the most responsible in the world.
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The Honourable Bernadette Jordan on Canada’s Blue Economy
We asked the Honourable Bernadette Jordan, Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans, and the Canadian Coast Guard, about ecosystems and tackling climate change.
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A Land of Opportunities: Welcome to Camrose
Camrose’s value-added agricultural industries make the city a fertile ground for for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups.
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Nutrien’s Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion: A Win-Win
Nutrien goes beyond diversity hiring, incorporating diversity practices into every aspect of its business — such as their Aboriginal Content Playbook.
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Agricultural Innovation
The latest innovations from Canada’s agriculture landscape in sustainability, food production, technology, conservation collaborations, and waste.
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Saskatchewan: Advancing Agriculture with Emerging Technologies
Partners at Ag-West Bio, Saskatchewan’s bioscience industry association, shed light on seven emerging technologies the province is using to lead the way.
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Ensuring Soil Health to Feed the World
Fertilizer Canada offers a number of 4R eLearning courses, and works with provincial and federal governments to deliver sustainable solutions to producers.
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Digging Deeper: How Can Dirt Help Solve Climate Change?
The soil we walk on offers the possibility of saving our planet from global warming. It’s something to think about when you tramp on that 'plain old dirt.'
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Cultivating Advice for a Successful Farm Transition
A transition plan is critical for any business, but when it comes to Canadian farm owners, most are unprepared to hand over operations.
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Agriculture Has Changed, but Has Our Support Strategy?
With a growing global population and an increased need for food, we need an emphasis on how to grow food — and with that, innovation becomes a necessity.
