Growing interest in growing green

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CanGrow to launch four Biodyne microorganism-based products in Canada. The company evaluated over a dozen different biological companies over the last several years before deciding to move ahead with Biodyne.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/cangrow-to-launch-four-biodyne-microorganism-based-products-in-canada/

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Bayer and Kimitec announce partnership to supply biologicals to growers worldwide.

As part of a global agreement, both companies will become key partners to advance and establish biological solutions derived from natural sources.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/bayer-and-kimitec-announce-partnership-to-supply-biologicals-to-growers-worldwide/

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2 Feb

Eleven leaders to be inducted into the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame.

To qualify for this recognition, inductees must have shown visionary leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/eleven-leaders-to-be-inducted-into-the-ontario-agricultural-hall-of-fame/

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2 Feb

GoodLeaf Farms grows its executive leadership.

With new farms set to open in Alberta and Quebec, GoodLeaf Farms continues to flesh out its executive leadership to manage and facilitate growth.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/goodleaf-farms-grows-its-executive-leadership/

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1 Feb

Johnny’s Selected Seeds celebrates 50th anniversary.

Company founder Rob Johnston Jr. started selling seeds from a farmhouse attic when he was 22 years of age.

https://www.greenhousecanada.com/johnnys-selected-seeds-celebrates-50th-anniversary/

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