Building sustainable landscapes

Developing practices to create environmental conditions that support the sustainable growth and use of plants form the foundation of Vineland’s Plant Responses and the Environment research program.

Innovation Challenge and Opportunity

Program focus: 

  • Enhance the evidence of horticultural products as natural solutions through active experimentation, testing and demonstration
  • Utilize new technologies and techniques across crops to create production efficiencies
  • Develop new practices for circular economy in horticulture by utilizing waste streams on the farm or transforming into value-added products

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Please note www.greeningcanadianlandscape.ca has been retired and all research updates will now be available here. 

New

Greening the Landscape Research Consortium

This new public-private research consortium will lead urban greening research by setting priorities that reflect industry needs and support economic success.

Consortium members will have access to a range of benefits, from training and skills development opportunities to innovative data, network connections and emerging knowledge.

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