Jessica Galang

Without addressing challenges, Canada risks falling behind in agritech innovation

Jessica Galang
December 2, 2020

While COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of Canada’s agriculture sector, there are several challenges to address if it hopes to be a leader in agricultural technology innovation. 

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Topics: agricultural innovation policy, agricultural research, Agtech, and COVID-19

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