Nova Scotians still buying our own beef
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
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Online farmers’ market infrastructure is a step toward a new normal in Nova Scotia
Bonnie Quinn of the Lochabor Growers Cooperative fulfilling her week’s orders at the Antigonish Farmers’ Market on May 9. – Brendan Ahern ANTIGONISH, N.S. —
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Pickers Wanted: Nova Scotia strawberry producers face challenging season
On June 18, office manager Keshia Stacey picked the first quart of strawberries at Webster Farms Ltd. in Cambridge. KIRK STARRATT Commercial, u-pick operations affected
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Still buying our own beef
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
VICTOR OULTON: Temporary foreign workers are like family to Nova Scotia farmers
Migrant workers show off the fruits of their labour last fall at a packing shed on Keddy Farms outside Coldbrook. The workers helped to harvest
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Who will harvest our food? Nova Scotians not filling farm job vacancies
Andy Vermeulen of Vermeulen Farms Limited in Canning had to make the difficult call to abandon the production of 26,000 tomatoe plants due to labour-related
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