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Top Crop Manager is the magazine of crop production and technology, a specialty agricultural trade publication. In the most general terms, our annual issues address agronomic and industry-related topics with an eye on what is to come in the next one to three years.
Fruit & Vegetable is devoted exclusively to Canada’s commercial-scale fruit and vegetable producers, recognizing the dedication and skill required to feed our vast nation.
Our purpose is to produce quality content that is relevant, educational, informative, instructive, useful, and interesting to our farming subscribers and Canada’s fruit and vegetable growing industry, providing growers with the information they need to make their operations successful.
Our purpose is to produce quality content that is relevant, educational, informative, instructive, useful, and interesting to our farming subscribers and Canada’s fruit and vegetable growing industry, providing growers with the information they need to make their operations successful.
Canadian Poultry provides the entire Canadian poultry industry and related trades with informative, timely and interesting facts, ideas and innovations to help them maximize its profitability, efficiency and safety.
We are a network and hub that the industry turns to first for information relative to chicken, egg, turkey and hatching egg production, promotion, health and politics.
We are a network and hub that the industry turns to first for information relative to chicken, egg, turkey and hatching egg production, promotion, health and politics.
Manure Manager is the only magazine published exclusively for the manure handling industry across North America. Manure, considered by many to be a “waste” and a smelly hindrance, is an important crop production resource and fast becoming an alternative energy source for innovative and progressive livestock producers across Canada and the United States.
Potatoes in Canada is the magazine of crop production and technology, a specialty agricultural trade publication. In the most general terms, our annual issues address agronomic and industry-related topics with an eye on what is to come in the next one to three years.
