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Where’s the Food?
FOOD PRODUCERS SURVEY NEEDS YOUR HELP!

We want to hear from as many farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, community gardeners and small market producers, hunters, foragers and fishers at the community level as possible.

This anonymous online survey will take 10 – 30 minutes to complete and covers specific aspects of local food production and distribution.

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NL has lost over half its farmland in the last 20 years

For the past 20 years, Newfoundland and Labrador has been shedding farmland at a rate nearly seven times the national average, according to Stats Canada.

The area of land being farmed in the province has dropped 50.7% since 2001.

Read more at CBC.ca.

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Where’s the Food?FOOD PRODUCERS SURVEY NEEDS YOUR HELP!

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NL has lost over half its farmland in the last 20 years

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Where’s the Food?
FOOD PRODUCERS SURVEY NEEDS YOUR HELP!