Federal government contributing $11 million to new pulse crop research cluster

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February 11, 2024

Source: RealAgriculture.com

The federal government will be contributing up to $11,017,979 million to Pulse Canada for a new pulse crop research cluster under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership — the five-year framework that started in 2023. Find out more on the investment from this RealAgriculture report.

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The federal government will be contributing up to $11,017,979 million to Pulse Canada for a new pulse crop research cluster under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership — the five-year framework that started in 2023. Find out more on the investment from this RealAgriculture report.

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