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All-America Selections (AAS) has started highlighting some of their top picks for the 2026 gardening season and growers may want to take note.

The non-profit plant trialling organization recently announced eight new winners, including several that have earned the coveted ‘Gold Medal’ designation.

The newest winners include:

  • Zinnia Profusion Double White...
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    The University of Manitoba is testing a vertical farming system that researchers say could help address food insecurity in the province’s northern communities.

    According to a recent post on the school’s website, Dr. Young-...

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    Back in the May issue, I referenced the ‘Top 5 Technology Wishes’ from the 2024 CEA Census Report. To save you looking it up, these were (in order of preference):

  • Energy efficiency,
  • Remote monitoring and control,
  • Integration with the IoT (Internet of Things),...
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    A new report says Canadian agriculture faces an ‘unprecedented’ transfer of farm ownership and demographic shift in the next ten years.

    Farm Credit Canada (FCC) says in the recent report weighing the future of the industry, that the average age ...

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    Quebec’s Tomaté has announced plans for an expansion that will double the grower’s local network of greenhouses. Tomaté, an heirloom tomato producer in Saint-Damase, located approx. 60 kms southeast of Montreal, shared recently that it had acquired the assets of Excel-Serres, a well-established pink-tomato producer also located in Saint-Damase. Tomaté plans to continue produc...

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