February 2015

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.

Truro native and colonial history professor Dr. Elizabeth Vibert, of the University of Victoria, will speak on food security in Africa through the prism of the Hleketani women’s cooperative farm in South Africa.

DAL - AC continues its active engagement in the community and you are invited to attend the opening of an international collaboration called "Water is Key".

Don't miss your chance for potential employment on March 6th!

Please join us for our 3rd Annual Fine Art & Fine Craft exhibit showcasing the works of students, staff, faculty and alumni of the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus.

For the past three years the Dal Student Union and the University community have come together for the Annual Impact Awards Ceremony to celebrate the tremendous impact that Dalhousie students have made on campus and within the broader community.

“Gardening is an active participation in the deepest mysteries of the universe.” ~ Thomas Berry

Sarah Hingley knows her community. The Faculty of Ag student and Bible Hill resident wants others to know the benefits of living in Colchester, as well as ways to improve the area. And she's not the only young person who wants to spread that message.