Join University of Vermont Extension and the Vermont Bee Lab for a discussion with Québec farmers to learn about their experiences transitioning away from neonicotinoid (“neonic”) treated seeds. In 2019, Québec limited neonic pesticide use to protect pollinators and our environment. Similar to the New York bill that was signed into law this past December, these restrictions applied to neonic coatings on corn and soybean seeds, two of the largest uses of neonics in the province. In this panel discussion with four Québec farmers, we will learn how they navigated this transition and the challenges they faced.
Interested in joining the discussion? Register here or online at https://bit.ly/3vz3UbM. You must register to receive the link to access the virtual session.
View the full session flyer here, including short bios on the farmer panel.
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