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Farm Record-Keeping 2.0

In this seminar from the 2013 ACORN Conference in Moncton, David Wides, a farmer, discusses the importance of good record keeping and how AgSquared technology can assist with this. He outlines the various features of AgSquared and their integrated nature. It is suggested to refer to the accompanying slide show due to this presentation's highly visual nature.


ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing, Infrastructure & Equipment

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Farm Smarter not Harder

In this talk from the 2013 ACORN Conference in Moncton, Richard Wiswall speaks on the importance of good record keeping in farming and putting profit ahead of income and expenses when creating farm budgets. He approaches record keeping from a highly practical position to help farmers realize that it is likely that some of their crops are more profitable than others and it is important to track and calculate these facts.


ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

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Farm Succession

Robert St-Arnaud presents at the 2016 ACORN Conference on the succession plan for Les Jardin Bio Campanipol.

View the accompanying slideshow presentation here.


ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

Year: 2016

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Farm Tour Handbook by ACORN

Learn about the whys and hows of conducting farm tours inACORN's Farm Tour Handbook! Topics include different types of tours (guided, self-guided, chef, wildlife, school, etc.), activities, planning, media, insurance and more!

Disponible en français (Visite Guidée).

Farm Tour Handbook by ACORN: Why host a farm tour?; Liability Insurance; Budget; Research; Tour Activities; Farm/Chef Tours; Custom Tours; Planning; Promotion


Business & Marketing

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Farmer's Markets as a Powerful Advertising Tool

Michelle Wolff of Whole Green Heart presents at the 2014 ACORN Conference.


ACORN Conference

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Farmers' Market Fundamentals

Keltie Butler and Michelle Wolf present at the 2016 ACORN Conference.

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ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

Year: 2016

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Farmers' Market Merchandising and Display

Presented by Michelle Wolf (Director of Training FMNS) at the 2015 ACORN Conference PEI

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ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

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Farmers' Market Vendor Success

Panel Discussion at the 2016 ACORN Conference.

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ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

Year: 2016

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FarmHack: tools and Innovations for Small-Scale Farm Part 2

Presented by David Greenberg, Abundant Acres and William Pedersen, Windy Hill Farm at the 2015 ACORN Conference PEI

Slideshow David Greenberg available here

Slideshow William Pedersen available here


ACORN Conference, Infrastructure & Equipment

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Farming for Conservation

Agricultural biodiversity is nature's insurance policy, but just when we need it the most, it is slipping away. This webinar brings together farmers who are integrating seed conservation into their market farming operations. demonstrating that everyone can play a role in seed diversity conservation. This webinar was recorded Nov. 3, 2022 by The Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security, a program of SeedChange. Speakers: Bob Wildfong (Seeds of Diversity), Michelle Smith (Northwind Farm), Angela MacDougall (Fundy Farms: Local Harvest), Angie Koch (Fertile Ground Farm).


Seed

Year: 2022

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Fertility & Rotations

Robert St-Arnaud presents at the 2016 ACORN Conference.

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ACORN Conference, Soil & Compost

Year: 2016

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Field Layout Considerations for Vegetable Seed Production

Presented by Kim Delaney, Hawthorn Organic Farm at the 2015 ACORN Conference

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ACORN Conference, Grain & Field Crops

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Field Tour: Organic Cereal Fertility Experiments

On Monday (July 28th, 2008), ACORN co-hosted a tour of the Maritime Organic Grains Network's field crop trials in NB. The site was near Sussex, at Tom Lask's farm.

With 235 experimental plots set up across Canada to test different cereals' response to a variety of fertility treatments, the tour was extremely well attended (about 30 people) with an inquisitive crowd who were eager to see which of the tested treatments yielded positive results.


Grain & Field Crops, Soil & Compost

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Financial Planning for Vegetable Growers with Daniel Brisebois

Financial Planning for Vegetable Growers with Daniel Brisebois: Financial Planning; Marketing Plan; Profits

Business & Marketing