This presentation, by Ralph Martin from the University of Guelph, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on April 24, 2019 in Guelph ON. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.
This presentation, by Andrea De Groot from the Ontario Pork Industry Council (OPIC), was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on April 24, 2019 in Guelph ON. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.
This presentation, by David Rudolph from the University of Waterloo, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on April 24, 2019 in Guelph ON. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.
This presentation, by Bruno Larue from Université Laval, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on April 24, 2019 in Guelph ON. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.
This Summary Report of the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” held on February 21-22, 2019 in Calgary AB, synthesizes much food for thought that was generated at this CAPI Dialogue. It is clear the sector is doing its part to improve its environmental impacts for future sustainability. But there are still many challenges ahead to be addressed. Knowledge, better practices, data and metrics and innovation and new technologies will help address these challenges. The government can have a role by providing incentives to adopt sustainable production practices. Industry has a role as well, by innovating and developing transparent systems for verifying sustainable production practices. Another CAPI Dialogue in Guelph in late April 2019 may generate further insight into the way forward for the sector in ensuring future quality growth.
This paper, commissioned by CAPI, critically examines the issue of externality in agriculture and what can be done about it. In this regard, it is important to remember that something might be identified as a problem but may, in fact, not be a problem – we should not simply assume a problem exists and then try to solve it without knowing whether the problem even exists or not.
This presentation, by G. Cornelis van Kooten, University of Victoria, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on February 21-22, 2019 in Calgary AB. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.
This presentation, by Cameron N. Carlyle from the University of Alberta, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on February 21-22, 2019 in Calgary AB. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI […]
This presentation, by Sean Smukler from the University of British Columbia, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on February 21-22, 2019 in Calgary AB. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important […]
This presentation, by Graeme Finn from Southern Cross Livestock, was presented at CAPI’s Dialogue on “Optimizing Land Use for Sustainable Growth” on February 21-22, 2019 in Calgary AB. This event was the success it was because of the great speakers, discussants and actively engaged participants, including next gen’s, who contributed to this important CAPI conversation.