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Featured Research

Understanding Connectivity During an Animal Disease Outbreak
Eleven SAWP workers harvest in a field of celery.  One man in a beige ball cap, blue shirt and suspenders, wearing blue gloves, sorts celery on a conveyor belt with a woman wearing a red tshirt and black ball cap.  Two workers in yellow rain pants carry celery to the conveyor belt. The remaining workers are also in yellow rain pants harvesting celery.
Foreign Worker Program Fills Labour Gap in Agriculture
Hospitality Services' server Kendal West (right) delivers a wrap with added spinach to student Amia Khosla at the University Centre deli sandwich station. A sign beside Amia says "Did you know you can add spinach for no extra charge? Try it today!"
Nudging Students Towards Eating Their Vegetables
Andria Jones-Bitton and Briana Hagan stand beside each other talking
Creating Mental Health Resources Tailored for Canadian Farmers
Technician Tim Caldwell and Prof. Katie Wood stand with three cattle who have green tags on their ears.  Prof. Wood is holding a notebook, which she is looking at.
A Major Platform for the Beef Sector

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