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SUMMARY:Canada Blooms
DESCRIPTION:\nCanada Blooms was founded in 1996 by the Garden Club of Toronto and Landscape Ontario. Today\, it is the largest flower and garden festival in the country\, celebrating the very best in Canadian gardening and floral design! \nCanada Blooms was incorporated in 1997 as Canada Blooms Horticultural Society\, a not-for-profit organization. Our mission is to create a yearly international flower and garden festival which enhances and promotes the awareness of horticulture by featuring the best designs\, products and services of amateur and professional participants. Proceeds from Canada Blooms are used to support community projects that promote horticulture and nurture and enhance our landscapes. \nThe first Canada Blooms was held in 1997\, with attendance exceeding 70\,000 visitors in 5 days – a record for a first-time show! This proved that Canadian gardeners were ready to support a world-class flower and garden festival. In 1998\, Canada Blooms moved to the new Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building\, and attendance grew. In 2010 Canada Blooms moved to the Enercare Centre (then the Direct Energy Centre) at Exhibition Place and enjoyed a huge crowd of over 90\,000 people – a clear indication of the huge number of Canadians with green thumbs! Today\, the nation’s largest show of its kind sees over 200\,000 visitors pass through its garden gates. \n\n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/canada-blooms/
LOCATION:Enercare Centre\, 100 Princes' Blvd\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6K 3C3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Canadian Agricultural Safety Week
DESCRIPTION:Canadian Agricultural Safety Week (CASW) is an annual campaign held the third week of March of each year. Safe & Strong Farms is a three-year campaign celebrating farm safety across Canada. The aim of the campaign is to empower farmers\, farm families and farming communities to build\, grow\, and lead the agricultural industry in safety and sustainability. \nClick here to find events happening in your area. \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/canadian-agricultural-safety-week-2/
LOCATION:Across Canada\, Ontario
ORGANIZER;CN="Canadian%20Agricultural%20Safety%20Association":MAILTO:randerson@casa-acsa.ca
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SUMMARY:10th Circumpolar Agriculture Conference
DESCRIPTION:The conference is the tenth in line of international conferences organized within the framework of CAA (Circumpolar Agriculture Association)\, aimed at people involved in northern agriculture such as researchers\, practitioners\, administrators\, managers\, policy-makers and students. The conference will address a bottom-up approach and new thinking of local agriculture\, food production and rural development in the northern areas. The goal is to open up and discuss versatile meanings of circumpolar agriculture and call for new thinking to address its topical challenges and opportunities. In accordance with the theme of Finland’s Chairmanship period of the Arctic Council\, UN Sustainable Development Goals will be highlighted in the program. The sessions will examine among others best practices and resilient solutions in the utilization of animal and plant resources\, local breeds\, reindeer herding\, small-scale farming and non-timber forest products. The conference will address the high quality of arctic foods\, their local profitability and business opportunities. The importance of food security and sustainability in different regions and countries will also be discussed. \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/10th-circumpolar-agriculture-conference/
LOCATION:Arctic Centre\, Lapland University\, Pohjoisranta 4\, Rovaniemi\, Ontario\, 96101\, Finland
ORGANIZER;CN="University%20of%20Lapland":MAILTO:firstname.lastname@ulapland.fi
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SUMMARY:Farm Business Management Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join the Backswath Team for a day of learning. You will take away from the workshop some concrete knowledge on important farm business management topics. \nBonus – One-to-One Meetings. Meet with one of our Farm Management Consultants at the end of the day to speak with them about specific topics. \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/farm-business-management-workshop-4/
LOCATION:Canad Inns Destination Centre\, 2401 Saskatchewan Ave W\, Portage La Prairie\, Manitoba\, R1N 4A6\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Backswath":MAILTO:terry.betker@backswath.com
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