Professor of Political Science Charles Conteh wrote a piece recently published in the St. Catharines Standard about the success of the agribusiness sector in Niagara, its role in the local economy and potential next steps for building on the region's agribusiness strengths. Professor of Political Science Charles Conteh wrote a piece recently published in the St. Catharines Standard about the success of the agribusiness sector in Niagara, its role in the local economy and potential next steps for building on the region’s agribusiness strengths.
He writes:
“It is no secret that agribusiness — the totality of all agriculture and agri-foods businesses — in Niagara is well-established and forms a vital piece of the region’s iconic global brand as a ‘green paradise.’
In addition to its natural beauty, the region is endowed with critical advantages of favourable soils and microclimates. It boasts some of the most seasoned entrepreneurs and specialized operators. It has a world-class pool of researchers and research facilities that together make the region the envy of most places.”
Continue reading the full article on the St. Catharines Standard website.
