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Farmers gearing up for collection events in four regions this Fall for unwanted pesticides and old livestock/equine medications

Financial Post ·

ETOBICOKE, Ontario, Aug.

20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Farmers in British Columbia’s Vancouver Island and Fraser Valley regions, Southern Saskatchewan, Quebec and Prince Edward Island are getting ready to participate this Fall in one of Cleanfarms’ longest running environmental stewardship initiatives: the Unwanted Pesticides and Old Livestock/Equine Medications (UPLM) collection program.

This program is valued by growers across the country as a reliable way to manage unwanted and outdated agricultural products that are otherwise difficult to dispose of responsibly.

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