June 2016

Looking for seeding ideas this long weekend? Then look no further than Dalhousie University’s Seed lending library.

Do you want to learn about Excel or are you looking to gain more advanced skills?

Sophia He, a Chemical Engineer at Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Agriculture is working to develop a solution to the non-recyclable K-Cups while making your morning coffee more environmentally friendly.

Faculty, staff and children on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus spent a beautiful morning working in the Alumni Gardens and Herb Garden as part of the 5th annual Boots 'n Blooms event.

No matter what your age, your daily food choices can have a huge impact on your overall health and wellness. But what if the food we ate also counteracted certain diseases like cancer or high blood pressure?

The Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada is excited to welcome Margaret Graves as the new Program Manager at OACC.

The Faculty of Agriculture E-Bulletin is a service of Communications and Marketing and is used to keep the campus community informed of events and happenings on campus and within the broader community.

Please note Chartwells Food Services hours for the summer!

Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Agriculture welcomed approximately 500 Grade 8 students from six schools in the area to campus on June 7th, 8th and 9th for the annual Amazing AgZone Race!

Although they may sound pretty, algae blooms can be toxic and render affected lakes unusable for both recreational and drinking purposes and may potentially have harmful effects on the wildlife who use these lakes as their water source.