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How is Garlic Harvested?

There is a new push to get more of the garlic we eat, produced here in Canada. Discover how garlic is harvested, sorted and stored.

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Sweet Potatoes in Canada?

New variety of sweet potato designed to grow in shorter spring and summer seasons.

Feature Videos

Curious about why farmers use pesticides? We asked farmer Clinton Monchuk for the answer.
Tour a feedlot and learn how cattle are cared for in Canada.
Take a ride in a combine with Clinton Monchuk and learn what a combine is and how it works.

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Recycling On The Farm: Cleanfarms

Cleanfarms’ goal is to keep recyclable materials that are no longer useful on the farm out of landfills and burn piles.
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Why Do Farmers Spray Sweet Cherries?

Farmers spray cherry trees for one of three things – nutrients to promote tree health and better fruit quality, a pesticide to suppress or control a pest or disease, or crop protectant to prevent tree or fruit damage.
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Looking For Canadian-Grown Cherries?

BC produces nearly 95% of the sweet cherries grown in Canada, yet the tasty summer Canadian fruit’s success story remains a mystery for many Canadians.
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Potatoes From Farm To Table

Potatoes are perhaps the most versatile and easily grown vegetable around the globe. Here in Canada, Prince Edward Island is one of the country’s largest potato producing regions
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