Farmers Across Five Provinces: Get Ready for Cleanfarms' Fall Unwanted Agricultural Pesticides & Obsolete Livestock and Equine Medication Collection
The UPLM program is one of Cleanfarms' longest-standing programs, having helped farmers protect their land and communities by ensuring unused or expired pesticides and medication are managed safely for over 15 years.
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