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Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Saving Energy on the Farm
February 20, 2006 14:15
Nova Scotia farmers are looking at ways to make their operations more sustainable by conserving energy and saving money.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Women's Institutes Lighting the Way
February 16, 2006 10:00
Women across the province will celebrate the personal and leadership skills they have developed thanks to the Women's Institutes of Nova Scotia (WINS) during Women's Institute Week from Feb. 19 to Feb. 25.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Sport Fishing Survey Launched
February 8, 2006 9:37
Nova Scotia anglers will be invited to participate in a national sport fish survey this month.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
A Letter to the Editor
January 31, 2006 11:00
NOTE: The following is a letter to the editor by Chris d'Entremont, Nova Scotia Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries.
We know the importance of the lobster industry in Nova Scotia. It is the mainstay of many of our coastal communities. Each year, 300- to 400-million-dollars worth of lobsters are landed by about 3,400 lobster license holders in our province. We are very fortunate to have a diversified fishery in our province, but lobster is by far the most valuable sector.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Provincial Conference Targets 4-H Youth and Agricultural Leaders
January 25, 2006 10:03
Community agricultural leaders and 4-H members from across the province will look at ways to develop leadership, life and business skills at a conference hosted by the 4-H and the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Feb. 4-5, at the Agri-Tech Park in Bible Hill.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Minister Believes in Surveillance System for Cattle
January 24, 2006 10:16
An Alberta cow that has tested positive for BSE is proof that the surveillance system is working well, says Chris d'Entremont, Nova Scotia Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Farmers to Receive More for Milk
January 20, 2006 10:25
Nova Scotia dairy farmers will receive an additional 1.79 cents for a litre of milk beginning Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Locally Produced Food Subject of Discussion
January 12, 2006 15:21
Exploring ways to increase the local sales and consumption of Atlantic Canadian food products was the topic of discussion at a meeting of Atlantic agriculture ministers held today, Jan. 12, in Halifax.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Winter Sportfishing Season Opens Jan. 1
December 30, 2005 14:44
Nova Scotia anglers can once again head to selected lakes and streams to enjoy some winter fishing in 2006, including a new season for rainbow trout in Everitts Lake, Digby Co.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Maritime Delegation Participates in WTO Briefings
December 16, 2005 14:56
A Maritime delegation attending the World Trade Organization talks is meeting daily to exchange information and assess the international negotiations on agricultural issues.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Food Safety Tips for the Holiday Season
December 16, 2005 10:39
As Nova Scotians enjoy time with their families and friends during the holiday season, they are being reminded to keep food safety in mind when preparing holiday meals.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Support for Supply-Managed Agriculture Industry
December 7, 2005 13:03
Nova Scotia's supply-managed agriculture industry has the full support of the province as Canada heads into negotiations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Hong Kong next week.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Maritime Results for Avian Influenza in Waterfowl Released
November 25, 2005 10:06
Preliminary testing of 710 healthy, wild, migratory ducks in the Maritime provinces has revealed 35 positive results for the H5 avian influenza virus.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Pork Producers Offered Funding
November 22, 2005 11:06
Nova Scotia pork producers will receive one million dollars from the provincial government to help sustain them through an ongoing decline in market price, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Chris d'Entremont said today, Nov. 22. The program will be administered through Pork Nova Scotia and its loan program.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Minister and Delegation Prepare for WTO Negotiations in Hong Kong
November 18, 2005 12:12
The province's agriculture industry will be well represented when a delegation heads to Hong Kong in December to participate in World Trade Organization (WTO) talks that could affect Nova Scotia.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Recreational Fishing Advisory Council Meetings to Be Held
November 17, 2005 13:13
Nova Scotia anglers are invited to discuss angling regulations and provide input on sportfishing issues in their area at meetings throughout the province in November and December.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
4-H Members Compete at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
November 4, 2005 13:43
Eighteen 4-H members will represent Nova Scotia at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Nov. 4 to 15, in Toronto to compete in dairy and beef shows, as well as the Young Speakers for Agriculture competition.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Orchard Renewal Agreement Signed
November 3, 2005 11:08
Nova Scotia apple growers will replace older apple trees with a new variety thanks to a $235,000 annual investment from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
4-H Members and Leaders Attend National Conferences
November 2, 2005 15:35
In recognition of their success in the 4-H program, several 4-H members and leaders from Nova Scotia are attending two national 4-H conferences in Toronto beginning today, Nov. 2. until Sunday, Nov. 6.
Agriculture and Fisheries (to Feb.23, 2006)
Partners in Transportation Workshop
October 24, 2005 11:32
Agri-food and seafood processors and exporters will be among the people discussing how to get Nova Scotia products to market more efficiently during a workshop being hosted by the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries on Wednesday, Nov. 2, in Truro.
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