Image: Atlantic Canada Aerospace and Defence Association HALIFAX—Invest Nova Scotia has pledged close to $2 million to help increase access to local food, support diversity
Del-Leon Walker traveled from Jamaica to Nova Scotia in mid-April for his 14th season working on Charles Keddy Farms in Lakeville, N.S. (CBC) After two
Jamaican farmers start working in Annapolis Valley after quarantine Read More »
Volume 0% WATCH: Farmers in Nova Scotia say the federal government committing a billion dollars to Canadian meat producers and farmers is a good start,
Nova Scotia agrifood groups hail federal support package as a good first step Read More »
WATCH: Farmers in Nova Scotia say the federal government committing millions of dollars to Canadian meat producers and farmers is a good start, but say
Nova Scotia agrifood groups hail federal support package as a good first step Read More »
Victor Oulton says the agriculture industry is affected by the lack of rain and migrant workers (stock photo) Due to a lack of rain and
Nova Scotia could see less food in grocery stores this winter, warns farmer Read More »
TORONTO, Sept. 2, 2020 /CNW/ – VIVEAU, the new Nova Scotia drink, with 50% sparkling mineral water and 50% fresh-pressed fruit, is the first sparkling
Stock photo The pandemic is putting unprecedented stress on Canada’s meat industry all across the board. Since COVID-19 hit in March, farmers, slaughterhouses and packing
Nova Scotian meat producers ‘at the mercy of what happens in central Canada’ Read More »
Dan Thompson of Pictou County’s Three Dot Farm unloads his Angus and Shorthorn cross cattle at the Cape Mabou Community Pasture last month. – Aaron
Dan Thompson of Pictou County’s Three Dot Farm unloads his Angus and Shorthorn cross cattle at the Cape Mabou Community Pasture last month. – Aaron
Dan Thompson of Pictou County’s Three Dot Farm unloads his Angus and Shorthorn cross cattle at the Cape Mabou Community Pasture last month. – Aaron
