OCO’s Official Response to the CFIA’s Exemption Proposal for GE
The CFIA has recently proposed a new regulatory guidance which would allow companies to employ gene editing techniques from organic...
The CFIA has recently proposed a new regulatory guidance which would allow companies to employ gene editing techniques from organic...
We’re looking to learn more about the barriers, capacity, and overall needs of Canada’s organic workforce. Do you work on...
The FAO’s recent webcast on Sound Fertilization for Food Security in the Context of the Current Crisis comes at a...
Canada’s Agricultural Policy Framework (APF) is a 5-year investment made by federal, provincial and territorial governments to develop Canada’s agricultural...
Climate change and agriculture are closely connected. Agriculture makes up 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, excluding on-farm fossil fuel usage and fertilizer production processes. Canada has pledged to lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the economy by 40 percent and reduce agricultural emissions by 30 percent from 2020 levels by 2030. In order to meet these targets, changes across the agricultural industry are necessary.
