People, places and programs that generate Ontario agri-food solutions with global impact. A collaboration between @uofg and @AgricultureON.
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ALT A stylized lightbulb illustration surrounded by colorful brush strokes. Text reads: "Skills for Research Impact - Workshop Series."
ALT World Food Day. In 2021, there were 189,970 farms across Canada. Map of Canada showing the number of farms and percentage of all farms in Canada found in each province and territory.
ALT The webinar is entitled "Unlocking Canada's agri-food potential: Towards a more competitive, innovative, and climate resilient food system." It is presented by the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph.
ALT Researcher and University of Guelph professor Dr. Youbin Zheng stands in front of strawberries growing on a vertical rack. Text reads: Vertical farming must be part of Ontario's food security strategy.
ALT The image shows a promotional graphic for the "Skills for Research Impact" workshop series. It features a stylized lightbulb design with colorful rays on a black screen, set against a background of a field and building, under a partly cloudy sky. Large text on the left reads "Alliance Innovations" with a subtitle about evolving research training. "October Edition" is noted at the top.
ALT Images of Thanksgiving foods and ingredients, such as turkey, potatoes, honey, apples, and more. Text overlaying the pictures reads, "How U of G Helps Put Food on Your Harvest Plate."
ALT A group of people stand together at a construction site for a new building. The Protect Ontario logo is in the bottom right corner and the Ontario logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A colorful assortment of fresh vegetables, including broccoli, asparagus, and radishes, is displayed. Text reads: "Celebrate Ontario Agriculture Week, October 5-11, 2026 #ONT Ag Week #LoveONFood." A heart-shaped collage of food images is on the side. At the bottom left, the Farm & Food Care Ontario logo is visible.
ALT Promotional monthly newsletter sign up with a tractor in a field.
ALT Two people walking and talking in a lush crop field. Text overlay reads: Protecting the harvest. How research helped Ontario farmers stay ahead of herbicide-resistant weeds.