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Located in Rigaud, Québec, Petit Brûlé aims to limit its impact on the environment by promoting sustainable farming and livestock techniques, as well as food and energy self-sufficiency.
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For certification purposes, the new manuals are expected to take effect on April 1, 2023. All resources can be found on the CanadaGAP website.
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The Ontario Pavilion will feature 14 exhibitor spaces for members of the OPMA and OFVGA to purchase at a discounted rate.
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Get this comprehensive guide to the use of math in the Green Industry.
Designed for both students and practitioners in the Green Industry, this book offers full coverage of the calculations necessary to effectively, safely, and economically manage a Green Industry operation.
The authors provide clear explanations of all relevant mathematical principles and cover calculations inherent in all aspects of the Green Industry, from determining area and volume, to the application of fertilizers, pesticides, and growth regulators, to preparing design and installation cost estimates.
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The primary goal for any greenhouse operator is to reduce energy costs per dollar value of crop produced, may it be vegetables, bedding plants, ornamentals, tree seedlings, strawberries or cannabis.
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While putting together the 2023 sector outlook for the January issue of Greenhouse Canada, I ended up having the wonderful problem of having too much information to place into the article. The AAFC was kind enough to provide a few examples of such support, so I thought I would share a few of them.
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With new farms set to open in Alberta and Quebec, GoodLeaf Farms continues to flesh out its executive leadership to manage and facilitate growth.
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CanGrow evaluated over a dozen different biological companies over the last several years before deciding to move ahead with Biodyne.
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Company founder Rob Johnston Jr. started selling seeds from a farmhouse attic when he was 22 years of age.
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