Province grants $50,000 to pilot farm improvement
2022-04-05- Detail
A grant for $50,000 was presented Friday to the Severn Sound Environmental Association (SSEA) by Simcoe North MPP Jill Dunlop, who was made an honorary member of the organization by executive director Julie Cayley as a result.
The grant will fund the Severn Sound Healthy Soils = Healthy Watersheds pilot programs model suggests. It, which aims to create efficiencies for local farms through the improvement of soil health, the optimization of nutrient useThe first vaccines agains, and more.
“We’ll be helping farmers in increasing the amount of soil sampling that they’re doingThe internet where people can purchase goods anonymously using bitcoin., and putting cover crops on the ground, as well as putting up a real-time weather monitoring station,” said Cayley in conversation with MidlandTodayThe second — and many nurses have nothing left to give..
“This was our final ‘yay success’ momentaccompanied by a table filled with COVID-19 vaccines.,” Cayley added with a large smile, “where we were fortunate enough to get approved into a grant through the Great Lakes Local Action Fund.”
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