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Nova Scotia launches $2.3 million program for beef producers

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The Agriculture Minister announced the Nova Scotia Beef Development Program, a $2.3-million initiative. The program is designed to help Nova Scotia beef producers invest in cattle, farm infrastructure, and other improvements to increase herd size and production. Applications for the program, which is administered by Perennia, are open until December 11.

From haligonia.ca

Why it matters

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The program is intended to strengthen the local beef industry and increase the supply of local beef in Nova Scotia. It builds upon existing efforts through the Nova Scotia Beef Initiative.

From haligonia.ca

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  • Nova ScotiaSpeculative

    The core beef industry supply in Nova Scotia might be strengthened by the program.

  • Local business and production within Antigonish County could increase due to the program.

  • AntigonishSpeculative

    Rural communities and local businesses in Antigonish may benefit from increased production.

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