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Happy Wednesday! Prince Edward Island commits to climate change mitigation projects, the fruit and veg sector's latest stance on tariffs and here's who has been selected as Atlantic's Outstanding Young Farmers for 2025. Find out more below.
- Jill Filmer, editor
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With the help of provincial funding from the Climate Challenge Fund, Islanders are working on 10 new projects to help combat climate change impacts. The goal of the fund is to empower people of various backgrounds, experiences and expertise, working across sectors throughout the Island, to help meet the province’s net zero and climate adaptation goals.
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Katie Campbell and William Spurr of Spurr Brothers Farm have been selected as Atlantic's Outstanding Young Farmers for 2025 according to a news release. Spurr Brothers Farm is located in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia.
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The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) and the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA), joined by more than a dozen other representatives of the North American fresh fruit and vegetable sector, are urging the leaders of the United States, Mexico, and Canada to swiftly resolve ongoing tariff disputes that threaten the affordability, accessibility and stability of fresh produce supplies across the continent.
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Here's the latest Ontario vegetable crop updates from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness (OMAFA).
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This book focuses on eco-friendly technology and approaches to mitigating the damage caused by insect pests with special reference to newer insecticides. Chapters in the volume provide an introduction to vegetable entomology and go on to present a plethora of research on sustainable eco-friendly pest management strategies for root vegetables, spice crops, tuber crops, and more.
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These days, many Prince Edward Island potato growers are combining their own expertise with practical research results to choose alternative crop rotations focused on achieving their goals for productivity, profitability and sustainability.
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Each year is a new adventure for the tree-fruit grower. Not only are you growing fruit – you are growing and nurturing the plants that bear those fruit. When a tree starts to look weak, understandably the first questions that come to mind are: what is wrong with my tree and what can I do to resolve this problem?
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