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A little ironic, don't you think |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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May 10, 2010 — Have you ever been driving farm equipment on a county highway and had passing motorists angrily beep their horns in displeasure at being slowed down?
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The market for common scents |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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March 30, 2010 – I'm a flowers guy on Valentine's Day, and have been for
a long time. (If I've been particularly lax in helping out about the
house or remembering special occasions – birthdays, anniversaries, licence plate renewals, etc. – I'll throw in a box of
chocolates; sometimes I'll throw in the chocolates as a pre-emptive
measure against future lapses.)
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Greenhouse security |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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Dec. 17, 2009 – How secure are your greenhouses? Have you ever had a break-in or been vandalized.
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The business of 'sustainability' |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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Dec. 4, 2009 – The issue of sustainability is continuing to evolve, and the
greenhouse industry will be challenged to keep up with consumer expectations.
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Serving the Locally Grown winter market |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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I'm not sure most Canadians know what produce is grown in the traditional "off-season" here. Many do, but are they the majority?
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A PDA/phone challenge |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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Sept. 3, 2009 — Here’s an interesting challenge? How long can you go (not counting during sleep!) without
checking or communicating with your PDA (personal digital assistant) or cell phone?
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The future of fuel |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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May 25, 2009 - For almost every
greenhouse grower in Canada, thoughts of alternative fuels has moved
from “what if” to “when best.”
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Flowers, and the Buy Local campaign |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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Feb. 10, 2009 — My neighbourhood supermarket closed this month, broadening my
definition of the Buy Local philosophy. When people asked if I
supported the campaign, I could honestly say that few other people
bought more local than I did. The store was 200 metres away.
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