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Welcome to NSAC

Nova Scotia Agricultural College is an internationally respected teaching and research institution providing quality education. We’re all that and so much more.

Crowds are for concerts, not classrooms. Imagine learning where there are 12 students to one instructor. That means you get more attention in class. More time to help you learn. More flexibility so you learn the way you need to learn.

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Embrace Your World

Explore the world to discover the latest topics, cast your votes, and voice your opinions.

Blue and Gold

The deadline has been extended for NSAC Alumni Association's Blue & Gold Awards Program!

Nominate a deserving alum today!

Urban Agriculture

Systems for the 21st Century
Precedents, Practices, Prospects
September 24th & 25th
nsac.ca/urbanagriculture

2010 Orientation

Check out NSAC's new student orientation site. Visit nsac.ca/orientation for all the details.

Workshop

On-Farm Agricultural Residuals Composting Workshop
September 21 and 22
Bio-Environmental Engineering Centre, AgriTech Park Bible Hill, Nova Scotia
nsac.ca/composting

News and Events

Government of Canada Invests in Innovation for Organic Farmers

The Government of Canada is investing in cutting-edge research to grow market opportunities and maintain a bright future for the Canadian organic industry. An investment of $6.5 million will bring together scientific expertise from academia, industry and government to develop more efficient and profitable processes for organic farmers.

NSAC to offer Animal Training with Heather A. Logan

Heather A. Logan of Cloverfield Animal Behaviour Services specializes in multi-species animal training and behaviour consulting and will be teaching courses on Operant Conditioning Behaviour Analysis at NSAC this Fall.

NSAC launches First Year Book Project

First-year NSAC students will participate in a shared intellectual experience this Fall as the university launches an exciting new initiative - a first-year book project.