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The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) has released its 2023 Canadian Customer Report highlighting Canadians’ perceptions, purchase intentions, consumption and shopping habits with regard to fresh produce in the first quarter of 2023.
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The Competition Bureau presented its submission to Health Canada and the Expert Panel in response to their legislative review of the Cannabis Act.
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The Government of Canada is building an immigration system that is designed to help address labour needs and strengthen French communities.
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Jiffy stands out in the market by offering higher yields and success rates, superior quality, and consistent growing media products. With Jiffy solutions, growers can optimize their internal logistics, automation, and robotization processes. What sets Jiffy apart is its commitment to sustainability throughout its operations.
End-to-end growing solutions
One of the standout advantages of Jiffy's product range is the ability to combine our different product lines. Jiffy Growbags, Growblocks, QSM, Preforma Plugs, Pots, Pellets, and more can be seamlessly integrated. This offers growers endless possibilities to achieve enhanced performance.
Explore how Jiffy's sustainable solutions can enhance your growing media and improve your productivity with great solutions for propagation, landscape, retail, and more. Jiffy provides solutions for a strong start to ensure your cultivation success.
Learn more about Jiffy at Cultivate 2023 – Booth #1451
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The sterile insect technique (SIT) is an innovative strategy to control insect pests without the use of insecticides that could one day be used for the control of routine and invasive greenhouse pests. It has historically been used to control a diversity of insect species that threaten not only humans and animals, but also crop health. By Jacob Basso, Cynthia Scott-Dupree and Rose Labbe
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“The owner of one of the U.K.'s biggest cucumber farms says the industry is facing a "triple threat" as he fights to keep his family business going. Tony Montalbano, who runs Green Acre Salads in Roydon in Essex, says U.K. salad growers are facing a threat to their business from spiralling energy bills, supermarket prices which do not reflect growers' costs and a shortage of workers. It was forced to stop production earlier this year because of the exorbitant cost of energy needed to grow the crop in the depths of winter.” By Gary Jones
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This new volume presents some of the latest research trends and areas of improvement to benefit the floriculture industry and to understand its future directions and prospects. The research addresses the global floriculture industry’s shift from a traditional to a commercial focus.
This new book is a valuable compilation of the latest research work and areas of improvement in floriculture today.
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Saskatoon's City Administration is proposing a short-term private procurement of plants with a long-term vision for shared greenhouse space as part of a report on future options for a City Greenhouse. The proposal will be considered by City Council’s Standing Policy Committee on Planning, Development, and Community Services on June 7.
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Officials confirmed 64 farm outbreaks associated with 2,202 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ontario during 2020, according to new data presented in a CCDR report from the Canadian government, suggesting farms—especially greenhouse farms—played a significant role as a site of transmission during the early months of the pandemic.
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Statistics Canada says fewer fresh fruits and vegetables were available to Canadians in 2022, due to factors such as ongoing supply chain issues, labour shortages and price increases.
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August 8, 2023 | 400 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI
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August 9, 2023 | 900 E Market St, San Antonio, Texas
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