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The $750,000 in funding will be used by SeedChange for an enhanced Canadian seed system that is equipped to support the development and long-term competitiveness of farmer-bred vegetable varieties.
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L’Union des producteurs agricoles, Canadian Forage and Grassland Association, and ECOCERT Canada will distribute OFCAF funding, and an additional $1.9 million investment will fund nine clean tech projects across Quebec.
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The Niagara Community Observatory at Brock University is conducting a series of surveys in Ontario’s horticulture sector to learn how research about BMPs is shared, accessed, and used.
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The HOBOnet Field Monitoring System from Onset provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for web-enabled monitoring of field conditions for applications such as crop management, research, and greenhouse operations. Up to 50 wireless sensors can stream back to a central, cloud-based weather station, with remote access to that data and alarm functionality.
Onset's cloud-based HOBOlink software makes it easy to view your data and manage your HOBOnet Field Monitoring System remotely.
- Wide coverage with instant remote access
- Scalable with up to 50 sensors including;
- HOBOnet T11 RXW-T11
- HOBOnet T12 RXW-T12
- HOBOnet T21 RXW-T21
- HOBOnet Leaf Wetness Sensor RXW-LWA
- Alarms to monitor data and conditions
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The Canadian elderberry market is ripe for the picking – if growers can get organized. Jed Wiebe, an elderberry farmer in B.C., says this young industry is poised to explode to meet the growing demand for value-added products. Recent interest in the native perennial has been steady from commercial growers in Ontario looking to diversify their crop mix and increase direct or farmers’ market sales.
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ARS created the Honeysweet variety using RNAi, a biotechnology method that makes them immune to the devastating plum pox virus. Plum pox, also known as Sharka, infects stone fruit trees: plums, peaches, apricots and cherries. Once infected, the fruit discolours and falls from the tree prior to maturation. There is no natural, genetic resistance to the virus.
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That’s why we developed Sercadis ® fungicide. With consistent, continuous control of key diseases and highly systemic activity, Sercadis enables you to tailor your fungicide program to fit the specific application timing and tank-mixing needs of your farm. That’s what we call flexibility.
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