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Welcome
For over a century,
research has been carried out in Canada in support of commercial
agriculture. In 1886, the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa and
four other farms across the country were established for
agricultural research. Today the Research Branch operates 19
establishments from coast to coast.
"One Hundred
Harvests" by T.H. Anstey tells the story of the efforts and
contributions of the Research Branch from 1886-1986. In 1886, its
goals were to serve the farming community and assist the Canadian
agricultural industry in its early development. Today, the Research
Branch continues to promote growth, stability, sustainability, and
competitiveness of the agri-food sector with its varied research
programs. Research programs focus on all components of agriculture,
including natural resources, animal and crop production, protection,
food processing , nutrition and food safety.
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