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A new balsam fir on the path to Christmas stardom

At Jim DeLong’s farm, New Germany, N.S., workers on his Christmas acreage cut trees for the 2021 Christmas tree harvest.

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Atlantic Canada’s freshwater fish capture N.B. ecogenomics expert’s attention

Dr. Scott Pavey in his CRI Genomics lab at the Canadian Rivers Institute, University of New Brunswick, Saint John, N.B. Photo, Rob Blanchard, UNB Communications
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Initiative sets its sights on complex gill disease in farmed salmon

A new research initiative, begun in August, is aimed at checking CGD nationally and sparing the east coast salmon industry the scale of the west coast problem.
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Cleaner fish R&D at Memorial University of Newfoundland supports new industry

Emerging cleaner fish industry to control sea lice infestations in Atlantic Canada’s farmed salmon has direct links with ongoing genomic research
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A new balsam fir on the path to Christmas stardom

A game changer for the region’s Christmas tree industry and put a lot more money in growers’ pockets. The industry in Nova Scotia is now worth an estimated $55 million annually
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Canada-U.S. team looks to genomics to guide North Atlantic right whale conservation

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