Automated Sticking and Cutting costs with John Van de Vegte

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Automated Sticking and Cutting costs with John Van de Vegte

July 8, 2014
By Grower Day 2014

Yesterday, agricultural ministers across Canada agreed to remove the reference margin limit for #AgriStability, retroactive to 2020. This could increase total program payout to farmers by approx $95M.

#cdnag #COVID19 @AAFC_Canada

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/changes-made-to-agristability-program-to-better-support-growers/

Public Safety Canada@Safety_Canada·

25 Mar

Canadian agriculture is a key part of our economy, trade, and food supply. To help enhance #CriticalInfrastructure protection in 🇨🇦, we’re providing over $500k funding to @CSKACanada for their Cyber Security Capacity in Canadian Agriculture project. http://ow.ly/dggL102Cn2h

greenhousecan @greenhousecan·

25 Mar

#mentalhealth #cdnag

greenhousecan @greenhousecan·

25 Mar

#ICYMI: @DelFrescoPure's 25-acre phase 1 expansion is expected to be in full swing by September 2021 for winter production to meet Ontario's demand for #greenhouse tomatoes and #strawberries.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/ontario-greenhouse-operator-expands-for-winter-production-of-tomatoes-and-strawberries/

@ONgreenhouseVeg #eatlocal #ontag @OntFruitVeg

greenhousecan @greenhousecan·

24 Mar

From automated #lettuce production in deep water culture to lit #TOV acres year-round, @MucciFarms gives readers an inside look at how #lighting, #automation and #data are critical to meeting the rising demand for fresh, local produce. #greenhouse

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/acceleration-by-technology/

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