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Launch of the New Brunswick Farmer Wellness Program Supporting the Well-being of New Brunswick’s Farming Communities

Launch of the New Brunswick Farmer Wellness Program Supporting the Well-being of New Brunswick’s Farming Communities

Fredericton, NB — [October 2, 2025] — Farm Talk Care is proud to announce the launch of the New Brunswick Farmer Wellness Program, a new initiative funded through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership to support the mental health and well-being of farmers, farm families, and farm employees across the province. While farming

Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick Appoints New Shared Workforce Coordinator

Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick Appoints New Shared Workforce Coordinator

FREDERICTON, NB: The Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick (AANB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Adriana Yunes to the position of Shared Workforce Coordinator for the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick, effective May 5, 2025. “We are excited to have Adriana as part of the AANB team with the

Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick Raises Concerns Over Proposed Rezoning in Memramcook, Calls for Stronger Protection of Farmland

Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick Raises Concerns Over Proposed Rezoning in Memramcook, Calls for Stronger Protection of Farmland

Fredericton, NB – The Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick (AANB) is urging the Municipality of Memramcook to proceed with caution regarding a proposed rezoning request that would permit multi-family dwellings and row houses on agricultural land at 262 Central Street (PID 70725338). AANB is calling on the Municipality of Memramcook to

Shared Workforce Program Renewed and Expanded to Meet New Brunswick’s Agricultural Labor Needs

Shared Workforce Program Renewed and Expanded to Meet New Brunswick’s Agricultural Labor Needs

Following a successful two-year pilot, the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick is excited to announce the renewal and expansion of its shared workforce program. With continued support secured for another two years, the program is scaling efforts to connect even more farms across the province with local job seekers ready