• Agricultural Sector Survey

    Learning more about the species impacting agriculture
  • Have weeds or pests been spreading on your property? We want to learn more about how we can help!

    The Invasive Species Centre is a not-for-profit organization that aims to prevent and manage species that harm the environment, economy, or society. We specifically focus on invasive species like Japanese beetles, box tree moth, spongy moth, buckthorn, phragmites, and wild parsnip. These types of species can have negative impacts to the agricultural sector, reducing crop yields, foraging space, property values, etc.

    The goal of this survey is to learn more about the species impacting agriculture in Ontario. The results of this anonymous survey will be used to develop new training tools and free resources to support you more.

    This survey was created in partnership with the Greenbelt Foundation, which is a charitable organization solely dedicated to ensuring the Greenbelt remains permanent, protected, and prosperous. 

  • What best describes your current operations? Select all that apply.
  • In what region are you located?
  • How would you best characterize invasive species on your property?
  • In your opinion, what invasive species related content would be most beneficial to you? Select all that apply:
  • Are there currently any voluntary measures you or your business implements to deter the spread of invasive species? If yes, please specify.
  • Are there any invasive species that you are concerned will affect/alter your operations in the future (e.g., spotted lanternfly, Asian soybean rust)? If yes, please specify.
  • Are there any conferences, expos, or other events that you think the Invasive Species Centre should attend to share knowledge on invasive species? If yes, please specify.
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