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Promoting locally grown foods
July 28, 2010, Sydney, N.S. – The Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture has launched a new website aimed at raising the profile of local farmers.

Peonies a good fit for northern growers?
July 26, 2010, Fairbanks, AK – Agricultural experts in Alaska say the state might be ready to make its mark on the world peony market.

AAFC invests in B.C. projects
July 23, 2010, Vancouver – The federal government is investing in the long-term viability and profitability of British Columbia’s ornamental nursery industry. (Le français suit)

Ball Seed Customer Day on July 30
July 23, 2010, West Chicagao, IL – Ball Seed Customer Day is back and better than ever this year.

Seeder innovator earns Premier’s Award
July 23, 2010, Drumbo, Ont. – John Malecki of J. Malecki Holdings Ltd. knows how to sow with precision.

Great Northern project draws Premier’s praise

July 22, 2010, Kingsville, Ont. – The massive cogen project at Great Northern Hydroponics has attracted provincial recognition.

Enniskillen shines with Innovation award
July 21, 2010, Petrolia, Ont. – Picking a peck of bigger, better yellow peppers is more possible as a result of an innovation implemented at Adrian Roelands’ greenhouse operation in Lambton County.

Burt’s Greenhouses warms up to wood waste
July 20, 2010, Odessa, Ont. – When Brian Burt and Alex English were looking into biomass heating systems for their greenhouses, they could not find exactly what they needed, so they re-designed an existing system from the ground up.

A change in leadership at Ag Energy
July 19, 2010, Guelph, Ont. – Ag Energy Co-operative is having a change in leadership as Mike Bouk has announced his retirement.

Hort Americas and Philips promoting LEDs
July 19, 2010, Columbus, OH – In recent years there has been quite a bit of hype regarding LED technology and its eventual impact on artificial lighting in the horticulture industry.

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