AgraPoint's agricultural production and food safety specialists support the growth of farms, agriculture and seafood processors and associations. Working in an integrated team environment, we help clients solve problems on farm, ensure their food products are safe, and provide the information and training they need to grow. We also transfer our knowledge to farmers in other countries through international development work, most recently in Haiti and Africa. Our connection to Nova Scotia Agricultural College supports two-way communication on research initiatives, and also enables us to connect clients to the research and commercialization facilities at the NSAC's AgriTech Park.

If growth is in your nature, learn more about how our integrated services can help you

	AgraPoint has launched a number of blogs so farmers, direct marketers and processors can stay up-to-date on the most current information. > visit our blogs		See our complete list of training courses for 2012    > click here for info
	Orchard Outlook offers tree fruit growers the timely information they need during the growing season. > read Orchard Outlook
	The latest Croplinks for corn, cereal, soybean and forage producers is posted. > read more
	The Bee Line is STARTING again soon. Stay tuned!

JUST POSTED! We have just put up on our website AgraPoint's first ever 2011 Corn Silage Quality Performance Data.

New fact sheet for Apple Growers: Building Better Trellis Systems for Nova Scotia Orchards

Two new fruit factsheets are now available! Check out: Raspberry Cane and Fruit Rot Funigicides and Root Weevil Management in Strawberries

Attention Field Croppers! The 2012 Cereal Guide to Cultivar Selection in NS has been posted!

New! 2011 Maritime Soybean Variety Trials

Just posted: 2012 Corn Guide to Hybrid Selection for Nova Scotia

Just posted: Maple Industry Situation Report for Nova Scotia - 2011

2011 revisions just made for dozens of vegetable pest management guides Click here to visit out Vegetable Production page

Important News: BRITISH COLUMBIA, ALBERTA, ONTARIO, QUEBEC and NOVA SCOTIA Berry Crops and Stone Fruit Growers Receive Urgently Needed Emergency Use Registrations for SPOTTED WING DROSOPHILA Click here to read it

New Fact Sheets: Commercial and small scale sweet potato production

Interesting Read: Survey of Sulphur Levels in Nova Scotia Soils

PEST MANAGEMENT and WEED MANAGEMENT GUIDES: more than a dozen guides for fruit and vegetable crops have been updated and posted. Please visit our Fruit Production page and or Vegetable Production page for more information.

New Fact Sheet: Poast Ultra for wild blueberry producers

New Fact Sheets: Timing of Fungicides for Common Diseases of Blueberry; Wild Blueberry Leaf Nutrient Ranges; and Management of Mummy Berry Disease in Highbush Blueberry