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ACC’s agribusiness program is so successful that 26 years later there’s a waiting list to get in
February 16 marks the countrywide launch of Canada’s Agriculture Day, which aims to be an annual national celebration
![[L to R] Haley, summer horticulture technician; Tammy Johannsen, president of ACC Foundation; Danielle Tichit, ACC Agribusiness instructor; Greg Esplin, board member of MZTRA; Rick Grey, chair of ACC Agriculture and Environment; and Natasha, ACC Agribusiness student cut the ribbon for the opening of the MZTRA-ACC Weed Identification Garden.](https://static.manitobacooperator.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/weed_id_garden1_acc_cmyk-660x420.jpg)
Funds remaining from former zero-till research farm will support a spot to see more than 80 of the province’s weed species
In an annual competition, business students propose a certificate program for essential hands-on farm training
Assiniboine Community College looks to establish a weed identification garden to house more than 80 of Manitoba’s most common annual and perennial weeds
A new educational site is being developed in Rivers, Man., with the goal of immersing youth in natural surroundings to instil the importance of environmental issues
Assiniboine Community College students focus on grain transportation woes to earn top spot in provincial competition
The newly initialled technician program will be held at ACC’s Len Evans Centre for Trades and Technology and will complement the existing agricultural equipment technician apprenticeship program
CanoLAB participants get a hands-on demonstration of the most recent production practices
