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Minister of ag Marie-Claude Bibeau announced an investment of over $700,000 for four projects in British Columbia’s fruit sector that will increase exports and help to grow the economy.
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Projects should involve multidisciplinary teams, must focus on the use of genomic approaches to develop tools and technologies, and demonstrate significant potential in reducing the footprint of Canada’s food systems.
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Take us to your operation and show us the ins and outs of your cropping season. Your photo could be featured on the cover of Fruit & Vegetable’s November issue.
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INTRODUCING THE NEW 3X CONCENTRATED FORMULATION OF CORAGEN® MAX INSECTICIDE.
NEW Coragen MaX insecticide comes in a 2L jug that covers more acres than the previous Coragen ® insecticide 3.79 L jug. Now it’s an even more sound choice for vegetable growers and applicators:
- Less product to handle while mixing
- Smaller footprint in the shed
- Less plastic
- Fewer jugs to rinse
It still delivers extended control of cutworms, armyworms, diamondback moths, cabbage loopers and more, with minimal impact on many important beneficial insects and pollinators*.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT NEW CORAGEN MAX INSECTICIDE
*When applied at label rates. In line with Integrated Pest Management and Good Agricultural Practices, insecticide applications should be made when pollinators are not foraging to avoid unnecessary exposure.
Always read and follow label instructions. Member of CropLife Canada.
FMC, the FMC logo, Coragen and Rynaxypyr are trademarks of FMC Corporation or an affiliate.
©2022 FMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 81096 – 06/22
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has increased conversations about mental health, there’s still a stigma associated with mental health conditions, especially among farmers, says Megz Reynolds, Do More Ag executive director. Canadian producers have higher rates of mental health conditions than almost any other industry, according to Farm Management Canada.
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Beekeepers across Canada are reporting “significantly worse” colony losses than in previous years and the Varroa destructor mite is getting the blame. The damage the mites cause will create “a big challenge” over the next few years for beekeepers, says University of Guelph expert Paul Kelly.
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Talk about technology you’ll get attached to quickly.
Cevya ® fungicide uses exclusive binding activity to control biotypes that may be resistant to other fungicides, including Group 3-tolerant strains. This hook-like action delivers fast and continuous control of key diseases in grapes, apples, pears, stone fruits, potatoes and more.
Find out what it can do for you.
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