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Nationwide tracking sought for rare disease that is spread by canines, fatal if untreated

As cases聽creep upward of a rare disease that spreads to humans from wild canines and dogs, medical experts say it's important to get a聽better understanding of its incidence across the country.

Published: 20 Sep 2023

Will California floods impact Quebec's food availability and price?

鈥淚n Quebec, it hasn't been good this year either. We lose California, there's still Florida, there's still Mexico. We hope that it goes well somewhere because we will pay for it, one day,"聽成人VR视频 agronomist and economist Pascal Th茅riault told 98.5fm host Luc Ferrandez.聽

Quebec imports fruits, vegetables, and wine from California.

Published: 28 Aug 2023

Climate change made weather conditions that powered Quebec fires twice as likely, scientists say

The record-setting wildfires that ripped through Quebec this summer were made more likely and more intense by human-caused climate change, according to聽a new聽analysis聽conducted by 16 researchers within the聽World Weather Attribution group, from universities and meteorological agencies in Canada, the Netherlands, the U.K. and the U.S.

Published: 28 Aug 2023

鈥楳odernizing agriculture an imperative need for food production鈥

Modernization of agriculture is imperative for food production, Vijaya Raghavan, Distinguished James 成人VR视频 Professor from Canada, said on Tuesday while inaugurating the Eighth Agricultural Graduate Students鈥 Conference at the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University.

Published: 28 Aug 2023

Canada鈥檚 devastating wildfire season prompts calls for new approach

The wildfires that ravaged Canada this summer have some experts calling for a more aggressive approach than the country has applied in the past.聽

This year, nearly 30 million acres have burned across Canada. In聽eastern provinces such as Quebec, where聽blazes are less common, wildfire agencies that are equipped to fight fewer and smaller fires were largely unprepared for the circumstances.

Published: 16 Aug 2023

Take a look inside this Montreal restaurant's basement farm

A restaurant in Montreal's Southwest borough is taking a more direct interpretation of "farm to table," growing聽much of their produce in the basement, refurbished with cooling, lighting, and humidity systems.

Published: 16 Aug 2023

Montreal looks to boost lagging participation in food waste collection

All residential buildings in Montreal with under nine units now have brown bins鈥攂ut only 63 per cent actually sort out their food waste, according to a 2021 survey conducted by the city. Meanwhile, the Lachenaie landfill in Terrebonne鈥攖he only landfill in the Montreal area鈥攊s set to reach its capacity in 2029.

The city says a large-scale food waste awareness campaign will launch later this year to try to boost citizens' participation in separating out organics.聽

Published: 27 Jul 2023

Palm oil plantations and deforestation in Guatemala: Certifying products as 'sustainable' is no panacea

Palm oil, which can be found in roughly half of all packaged supermarket products, is notorious for causing聽deforestation and biodiversity loss. Efforts to curtail the damage have largely focused on voluntary environmental certification programs that label qualifying palm-oil sources as "sustainable."

Published: 27 Jul 2023

Natural structures can give rise to stronger, lighter systems

In a recent multidisciplinary study published in Advanced Science, researchers build upon the principles of biomimicry by drawing inspiration from the wing of a dragonfly to redesign that of a Boeing 777.

Published: 26 Jul 2023

Sollio, 成人VR视频 join forces on novel coated fertilizer study; PurYield is being marketed as a nutrient uptake enhancer

Sollio Agriculture has partnered with 成人VR视频 to test the benefits of PurYield, a new coated fertilizer which enhances nutrient uptake by plants. Researchers will compare it to commonly used uncoated urea fertilizer to assess its impact on corn grain growth, yield, and quality, as well as greenhouse gas emissions. Previous trials showed a 30% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Published: 26 Jul 2023

Can a disease-free, drought-proof potato exist? A map of the vegetable鈥檚 genes aims to find out

A Canadian-led team has assembled the most extensive genetic roadmap of the potato to date, along with its closest relatives, in order to bolster the plant鈥檚 ability to cope with聽climate change聽and protect its future as a mainstay of global food security and sustainability.

Published: 26 Jul 2023

成人VR视频 launches new partnership with the UN International Fund for Agricultural Development

On May 31, 2023,聽成人VR视频鈥檚 Margaret A. Gilliam Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) and SOCODEVI, in collaboration with the United Nations International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), held an event showcasing concrete actions to strengthen sustainable agriculture, improve the living conditions of smallholder farmers and increase the resilience of agri-food systems.

Published: 25 Jul 2023

Experts: WHO's cancer research agency to list aspartame sweetener a possible carcinogen

Aspartame, used in products such as diet sodas and chewing gum, will soon be listed as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" for the first time by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the World Health Organization's (WHO) cancer research arm. (Reuters)

Published: 19 Jul 2023

Lean times hit the vertical farming business

Vertical farming, once touted as the future of agriculture, is currently facing a lean period. Challenges in scalability and energy consumption have cast a shadow on this innovative farming method.聽

Published: 18 Jul 2023

Building a more resilient food system

The impacts of climate change, rising fuel costs, geopolitical conflicts, and global supply chain snags make today's delocalized food system鈥攁nd the 8 billion people who depend on it鈥攊ncreasingly vulnerable.聽

Part of the solution to building a more sustainable and resilient agrifood system is to improve local, indoor food production.聽Researchers in 成人VR视频鈥檚 Biomass Production Laboratory are doing just that, increasing access to fresh produce year-round.

Published: 10 Jul 2023

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