Unhealthy soils, outdated policies: Why our agricultural programs must adapt
Images of heavy rains, flooded fields, historic droughts, and compromised harvests are multiplying.
With nearly 20 years' experience in the Canadian food industry, Adeline is a generalist on agri-food issues. Through her experience as a farm management teacher, an economic research consultant in urban agriculture, and her various jobs in institutional catering, or coordinating municipal food system councils, she has seen a panoply of viewpoints, challenges and solutions to co-create a more equitable, ecological and resilient food system.
Motivated by a desire to accelerate change, Adeline joined the Government Relations team in August 2024.
Adeline holds a French degree in agricultural engineering, specializing in agricultural business management. She is a member of the Ordre des agronomes du Québec.
Images of heavy rains, flooded fields, historic droughts, and compromised harvests are multiplying.
