By Sara Wood, Vice President, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Every five years, federal, provincial, and territorial governments come together to set the direction for Canadian agriculture through a national policy framework. These agreements shape everything from business risk management programming and environmental initiatives to research, innovation, and infrastructure investments. The current framework runs until 2028, but conversations about what comes next are…
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