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Growing smarter and for longer in the North

Growing smarter and for longer in the North

Northern Ontario Farm Innovation Alliance teams up with research centre on finding viable ag alternatives
Ag projects net $1.8M in provincial funds

Ag projects net $1.8M in provincial funds

Announcement made in conjunction with Sudbury industry conference
Multi-million-dollar ag industry continues growth across North

Multi-million-dollar ag industry continues growth across North

Producers gather in Sudbury this week for annual Northern Ontario Ag Conference
Sudbury seed provider expanding across Canada

Sudbury seed provider expanding across Canada

Northern Wildflowers introduces farmer-grown seed line to catalogue
Dairy farmer, researcher among 2023 ag inductees

Dairy farmer, researcher among 2023 ag inductees

Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame announces 11 honorees
Fresh vegetables grow year-round at this innovative Timmins farm

Fresh vegetables grow year-round at this innovative Timmins farm

Borealis Fresh Farms' grows a variety of greens vertically on specially fashioned walls
Federal funding to sow agri-food growth in Algoma

Federal funding to sow agri-food growth in Algoma

Five projects will share in more than $3 million from FedNor
Schedule announced for 2023 ag conference

Schedule announced for 2023 ag conference

Two-day event hosted by the Northern Ontario Farm Innovation Alliance
NOBA 2022: The Rural Agri-Innovation Network is the Entrepreneurial Community of the Year

NOBA 2022: The Rural Agri-Innovation Network is the Entrepreneurial Community of the Year

Getting more local food onto Northern Ontario plates is mandate for Sault organization
NOBA 2022: Thornloe Cheese is the Company of the Year (16-50 employees)

NOBA 2022: Thornloe Cheese is the Company of the Year (16-50 employees)

Award-winning cheeses and butter have been produced in the Village of Thornloe since 1940