The program which aims to help farmers and producers increase the environmental resiliency of farms by adopting beneficial land use and management practices.
The Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program will open from February 1st until March 15th. The Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture will accept applications for the program which aims to help farmers and producers increase the environmental resiliency of farms by adopting beneficial land use and management practices. Funding is provided through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a five-year (2023-28), $3.5-billion agreement between the federal and provincial governments. For more information go to gov.nl.ca
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