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Work at the Brock University Norris W. Walker Research Farm has reached a new milestone with planting of grapevines at the Merritville Highway site to establish the first three acres of Brock’s research vineyard. The farm will allow Brock researchers to expand the on the University’s existing Clean Plant Program, which is part of the Clean Agriculture for Sustainable Production project, and support Canada’s $11.6-billion grape and wine industry.
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