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Provinces would benefit from national tool to evaluate policy outcomes by tracking farmland usage

Each province takes a varied approach to land use planning, and we have much to gain if there's better alignment and understanding among us. We are currently in the planning stages of the next federal/provincial/ territorial agricultural framework; perhaps we can weave in funding to support research to identify where the provinces stand on land ownership and usage and give us a better knowledge to be used for elective land use planning.

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BY RALPH EICHLER
February 13, 2017

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