Tag Archive | "farmers"

Strategies for Tapping into Local Markets

March 10, 2010 No comments yet

Time: March 22– 1pm 5:30pm with a reception to follow
Location: Kemptville College

If you are an ecological farmer or a conventional farmer curious about organic production for local markets, COG has organized a symposium for you to ask questions and explore these ideas. There will be three panel presentations by experts with discussions to follow on:

1. Farmers’ Co-operative Development
2. Organic Farming
3. Organic Marketplace

2011 Nuffield Farming Scholarship

March 10, 2010 No comments yet

The Canadian Nuffield Farming Scholarship Trust is accepting applications for their 2011 program. A Nuffield Farming scholarship is a life changing experience. Scholars receive a ‘golden key’ to the best production, management and marketing systems in every corner of the world. In addition to embracing the ‘world’s best’ in agriculture, scholars gain life-long friends form around the world, and a deep understanding, and global perspective, of the politics, cultures and challenges of world agriculture.

Canadians want a better food system: Nanos Pol

October 13, 2009 No comments yet

Ottawa, October 13, 2009 – If you are concerned about food, you’re not alone. A large majority of Canadians feel the same way, according to a national opinion poll released by Nanos Research and USC Canada today.
The poll, released for World Food Day (October 16), found that seven out of ten Canadians want farmers to [...]

Trail signs highlight “green” farming

October 8, 2009 No comments yet

A series of hiking trail signs highlighting environmental accomplishments by farmers are being unveiled today in the Greenbelt.
The signs have been installed along popular hiking trails in the Greenbelt – an area of permanently protected farmland, forests, wetlands and greenspace in southern Ontario – as a way of showcasing the many environmental advancements made by [...]


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