The project aims to analyze and classify vegetable, crops, and livestock that are normally imported, but are now being produced in Canada. The project will focus on various factors such as sales by type, profitability, region, consumer type, demand, and year-round growth condition requirements. This initiative will provide valuable insights into the agricultural landscape, helping stakeholders understand the economic and environmental impacts of different farming techniques, including hydroponics, aeroponics, greenhouses, and open farmland. By leveraging classroom knowledge in data analysis, agriculture, and economics, learners will develop a comprehensive classification system that can guide future agricultural practices and policies. The project will involve data collection, analysis, and the creation of a detailed report that synthesizes findings and offers actionable recommendations.

The deliverables for this project include a comprehensive report detailing the classification of immigrant vegetables, crops, and livestock in Canada. This report will cover sales by type, profitability, region, consumer type, demand, and growth condition requirements. Additionally, a presentation summarizing key findings and recommendations will be prepared for stakeholders. The project will also include a data visualization dashboard that highlights the classification results and trends.