February 2015

Congrats to Sam Fanning - Dal AC Athlete of the week!

We’re moving! Please note the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus International Office is moving to Dewolfe House, 157 College Road.

To help chase away the winter blues, the Dean’s Office is sponsoring a FREE showing of The Princess Bride, on Friday, February 27th, at 7 pm in the Alumni Theatre.

Summer Student Research Interns will work in field related research activities involved in crop, soil and systems evaluation and production of agronomic and horticultural crops.

The first year DBM students will be hosting a sale of fresh chicken.

Without a doubt, deep-water oil spills are messy and dangerous. Cleanup efforts can take anywhere from days to years to entirely clean up. What if we could lessen the cleanup time and increase efficiency? What if there were accurate models to predict where oil will spread so cleanup efforts can be directed to specific areas?

Don't miss these PD sessions available in March.

The results of our recent training needs assessments for agricultural business and dairy are now available for comment.

Buy and trade seeds, local foods, children’s corner, delicious soups, live music.

Thanks to the work of landscape architects like Stephen Cushing, there is actually a strategy behind the design of many gardens that can have a positive impact on the quality of living in the area.