Canadian fruit growing spreads across provinces
The article surveys reforming Canada’s fruit industry, highlighting how climate and soil enable advanced cultivation. It notes Ontario leading in grape and apple exports, British Columbia as a premier fruit region, Nova Scotia Nova Scotia’s canning and cranberry success, and growing roles for New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with expanding orchards and berries shaping future industrial importance.
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