Fruit and vegetable farmers can get provincial support to extend the growing season through the Season Extension Enhancement Program. (Province of Nova Scotia / File)

Nova Scotia kicks in $7 million to help farmers extend growing seasons

by HR News Canada Staff June 9, 2025

written by HR News Canada Staff June 9, 2025

Nova Scotia will invest an additional $7 million to help fruit and vegetable farmers extend their growing seasons and meet year-round demand for local produce. The Province announced Tuesday it is partnering again with Horticulture Nova Scotia to offer the Season Extension Enhancement Program, which...

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