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Truro, NS – Today, on Canada’s Agriculture Day – a new Economic Impact Study was released by the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture (NSFA), in partnership with the Nova Scotia … Continued
About the Training Farm Safety Nova Scotia is sponsoring mental health professionals from across the province to participate in Agriculture Informed Therapy™ training, a specialized program developed by the National … Continued
This past spring, a small group of determined individuals in Nova Scotia took a big step toward a new path forward. Over the course of five weeks, four participants from … Continued
The Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture (NSFA) is celebrating another successful Farmers’ Forum, which brought together producers, industry leaders, government representatives, and partners for two days of learning, networking, and … Continued
Strengthening Opportunity: How Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board’s Regulatory Updates Support Growth in Agriculture. Nova Scotia’s agriculture sector continues to evolve — climate change, new technologies, market changes, and growth … Continued
In Port Williams, Kings Co. the pastures at David Acton’s farm look green and healthy in late September, during one of the driest summers in Nova Scotia. Acton has been … Continued
Every year, farmers from across Nova Scotia gather for what has long been called our Annual General Meeting (AGM). It’s been a chance to hear updates, take part in important … Continued
NOVA SCOTIA – There’s something about stepping onto a farm that taps into a kind of quiet wonder—rows of vegetables stretching toward the horizon, animals content in their pastures, and … Continued
We understand that Nova Scotian farms are faced with many unpredictable events that impact their farm businesses. This is why the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture (NSFA) and the Nova … Continued
We understand that Nova Scotian farms are faced with many unpredictable events that impact their farm businesses. This is why the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture (NSFA) and the Nova … Continued