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Many #cdnag growers have mitigated weather-related risks with greenhouses and high tunnels. But sophisticated new contained growing systems put production in the hands of non-traditional growers, with a variety of intensive micro-farming systems on offer.
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Fruit & Vegetable Mag @fruitandvegmag·

10 Nov

Fruit that tastes like a combination of mango and banana might seem best-suited to a tropical climate, but the common pawpaw is native to southwestern Ontario and can be grown in southern B.C. and Quebec. Some growers are helping bring the pawpaw back.
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Fruit & Vegetable Mag @fruitandvegmag·

9 Nov

It was great to partner with @greenhousecan on this! Thanks to @Dustyzam, Stephanie Slaman, Laura Bryce of @KwantlenU, Kim Wickwire of @OldsCollege, Niki Bennett of @ONgreenhouseVeg, and Tania Humphrey of @vinelandrsrch. #GrowingHort

Watch it here: https://www.fruitandveggie.com/growing-horticulture-a-virtual-roundtable-discussion/

Fruit & Vegetable Mag @fruitandvegmag·

8 Nov

Regenerative agriculture has been lauded for its potential to address the effects of climate change, but no clear or specific definition exists. @orgcouncil recently examined various programs that measure, certify and verify regenerative ag practices.
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Fruit & Vegetable Mag @fruitandvegmag·

5 Nov

Growing cover crops in vineyards is increasingly popular for Canadian grape growers, with a long list of positives for viticulture. According to Gene Covert, organic vegetable and grape grower, his soil health is largely due to five years of cover crops.
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