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This guide is intended to help inform and support CPMA members in their packaging decision making processes.
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The 31-year-old worker from Mexico was self-isolating in a hotel room before being transferred to a local hospital on Saturday. He had no underlying health problems.
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This new online resource will make it easier to learn about jobs and careers in agriculture, while providing farmers with a one-stop shop to support their hiring needs.
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First published in 1931 by renowned horticulturalist Arthur Johnson, Plant Names Simplified has become an established classic. Presented in a glossary format, this pocket-sized reference book gives the name, pronunciation and classification of common plants and the meaning behind the Latin origins of the name.
This enables the reader to learn how the terms should be spelled and pronounced correctly and provides an explanation of why plants like Helianthus hirsutus is so called – because it is hairy!
Plant Names Simplified 3rd Edition is a reliable resource for gardeners of all abilities, park managers, botanists, ecologists, garden designers and horticultural practitioners and students.
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In a greenhouse pepper crop, there is only one weevil species that we really care about: the pepper weevil. Because there are many similar morphological features among weevil species, it can be challenging to know just which species is stuck to your sticky trap. So, how do we differentiate between pepper weevil and the hundreds of other weevil species in Canada?
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Operating out of a 60,000 square foot greenhouse facility on the eastern boundary of London, Ontario, a not-for-profit social enterprise is building partnerships in education to teach youth in an innovative new skills development program. Greenhouse Academy, or GHA for short, has designed a one-of-a-kind learning program that provides students with opportunities to develop global competencies.
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Effective June 1, 2020, Ontario has introduced a fixed electricity price, known as the COVID-19 Recovery Rate, of 12.8 cents per kWh.
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11 workers have tested positive for the virus, a day after seven of the farm’s migrant workers were confirmed to be infected with the disease.
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The results of a Purdue University study reported the presence of E.coli in the hydroponic and aquaponic growing systems. These results have been questioned.
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