In Ontario, promotional efforts underscore the cornucopia of locally-grown food, including more than 120 fruits and vegetables. Check out the virtual farm tour – potato to chips – hosted by the Vander Zaag family.
The Stevens family is protecting its class 1 farmland for 999 years in an easement agreement with Ontario Farmland Trust that supersedes municipal and provincial land use planning.
Ontario Plants has completed the first phase of its Glencoe, Ontario facility, expanded into soft fruits and tissue culture, and appointed new leadership in the company.
By 2030, Farm Credit Canada plans to direct more capital into agtech from pre-seed state to growth-driven late-stage companies.
Because the company has launched five new products since 2024, it’s investing in new sales positions to help manage its growing customer network and robust pipeline of product introductions.
