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The Agri-Food Policy Framework - Environment

The agricultural sector -- from producers to processors and wholesalers to retailers -- have long recognized that agriculture must co-exist sustainably with the natural environment to ensure its long-term vitality and profitability.

Farmers have shown they are admirable stewards of Canada's environmental resources. They apply many good environmental practices, which increase their profitability and benefit the environment. At the same time, it is clear that more must be done to conserve the environment and consumers increasingly base buying decisions on their desire to support environmental sustainability.

Working together under the Agricultural Policy Framework, governments and industry are looking to accelerate efforts to reduce agricultural risks and provide benefits to Canada's water resources, soil, air and bio-diversity.

News

Adapting to climate change 2005 in Canada 2005 Conference Information

Natural Resources Canada's Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Program and the Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Research Network (C-CIARN) is pleased to announce the Adapting to Climate Change in Canada 2005: Understanding Risks and Building Capacity conference to be held at Le Centre Sheraton Montréal Hotel, Montréal, Québec, May 4-7, 2005.

September 9, 2004
Environmental Farm Planning underway in British Columbia

HALIFAX, August 19, 2004
Canada-Nova Scotia Water Supply Expansion Program now accepting applications

CHARLOTTETOWN, August 19, 2004
Enhanced Environmental Farm Planning coming to Prince Edward Island

more news...

NOTICE

Second invitation to submit Letter Of Intent (LOI) for Project Funding Support under the Environmental Technology Assessment for Agriculture (ETAA) Program

Consultations documents were developed to lead discussions when governments consulted with industry and Canadians in developing all elements of the Agricultural Policy Framework. Work on the APF is continuously evolving. As we move forward, keep checking this Web site for updates.


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Date Modified: 2005-04-20   Important Notices