Canada's moonshot: The green farming revolution is here, but we must help it grow

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Canada's moonshot: The green farming revolution is here, but we must help it grow
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If we don\u0027t act, we will miss our opportunity to lead the world in ensuring agriculture is an engine of economic growth. Find out more.

And Rob Stone has a growing problem. In the past 18 months, the cost of fertilizer inputs rose by as much as 300 per cent. He knows that in a world where the demand for — and cost of — food is at its highest, he’ll need to use fertilizer more efficiently to get more out of his 9,000 acre farm in Davidson, Sask.

Our agricultural sector was critical to building the volume, scale and productivity of Canada’s food system, delivering enormous benefits over the last half-century. But that system depends on cheap inputs, geopolitical stability and a productive, predictable natural environment. As difficult as these times are, though, new research from the Royal Bank of Canada, BCG’s Centre for Canada’s Future and Arrell Food Institute shows that Canada is on the cusp of a new green revolution where agriculture will be the hub. If we get it right, it’ll lead to an explosion of innovation, productivity, global leadership and environmental stewardship.

Building an agricultural sector fit for an age of climate disruption, though, means looking to our farming future. Very quickly, farmers are seeing their skillsets change, enhanced or reshaped entirely. Herbert, for example, is also a Chartered Professional Accountant and on the board of a venture capital organization that supports four different ventures. Sinclair, by trade, is a data scientist.

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