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As we gear up for the federal election next week, take a look at how each of the political parties plan to address key issues in Canadian agriculture. Plus, learn about the status of clubroot in Ontario and more.
- Jill Filmer, east editor
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The Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) hosted the Agriculture Leaders’ Debate on April 17. The debate brought together federal political party representatives to address the most pressing issues facing Canadian agriculture today.
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Nuffield Canada is now accepting scholar applications for the 2026 scholar cohort from mid-career Canadian citizens with a passion for agriculture.
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The 2025-2026 board of directors and executive for Farm & Food Care Ontario (FFCO) has been selected to continue to grow public trust in food and farming across Ontario.
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Clubroot is coming – and Ontario canola growers ought to take notice. With a longstanding part in canola production in Western Canada, clubroot is spreading eastward into Ontario’s north and north-east arable areas.
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