Baseball-Sized Hail Batters Pulse Crops Across the Prairies
Marble-to-baseball-sized hail battered farmers' fields across the Prairies at the start of August, with pulse crops…
Tim Parent
Canada’s Canola Sector Calls For Diversification Amid New Chinese Tariffs
With China imposing news duties on Canadian canola, industry leaders say it underscores the need for…
Farming Smarter Opens Its Doors for Alberta Open Farm Days
Farming Smarter will once again take part in Alberta Open Farm Days by opening its location…
AWC Builds Confidence, Fuels Career Growth for Manitoba Ag Professional
When Danielle Rands attended her first Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference in March, it became a…
Alberta Marks 75 Years of Being Rat-Free
Alberta is marking a milestone that few jurisdictions on the planet can claim: 75 consecutive years…
Ground Squirrel Population Boom Has Alberta Calling for Return of Strychnine
The Alberta government is calling for the reversal of a federal ban on strychnine as the…
Farmers in Ontario, Quebec Invited to Join Research Study on Bird Flu
Farmers in Ontario and Quebec are being invited to take part in a research study aimed…
Changes to AgriStability Program in B.C. Give Farmers More Financial Support
Changes to the AgriStability program are in response to ongoing international trade concerns and extreme weather…
Canada’s Food System Aims to Show the Real Story Behind Every Bite
Canada's Food System believes it's time to rethink what it really takes to get food on…
Ag Sector Leaders Urge Ottawa to Make Agriculture a National Priority
Canada's agriculture sector is calling on Ottawa to make agriculture a national priority, warning that the…
Grow, Lead, Connect: AWC East 2025 Unites Women in Ag at Niagara Falls
Registration is now open for the Advancing Women in Agriculture conference, one of the most anticipated…
BASF Growing Home Initiative Awards Rural Organizations in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario
BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada has announced the winners of its 2025 Growing Home initiative in Saskatchewan,…
Alberta Hits Pause on Changes to On-Farm Slaughter Program Amid Producer Concerns
The Alberta government is hitting pause on recent changes to its On-Farm Slaughter Program following concerns…
Southern Alberta Farm Families Recognized at Calgary Stampede
Farm families across southern Alberta have been recognized for their hard work and dedication to the…
Hail Report: Intense Storms Result in Substantial Crop Losses
Intense storms across the Prairies brought large hail, heavy rain, and strong winds and resulted in…
Canola Farmers Press Prime Minister Mark Carney on China Tariffs at Calgary Stampede
Amidst the pancake breakfasts and rodeo fun at the Calgary Stampede, canola farmers were looking to…
Hail Report: Golf Ball-Sized Hail Damages Crops in Saskatchewan
Heavy rain, strong winds, and large hail damaged crops across the Prairies during the week of…
Hail Report: Hail Damages Early Season Crops Across the Prairies
June thunderstorms damaged early-season crops across the Prairies, dropping pea-to-toonie-sized hail, according to the Canadian Crop…
Research Associations in Alberta to Share $3.2 Million in Ag-Research Funding
Twelve applied research associations across Alberta will share $3.2 million in provincial funding aimed at strengthening…
Yukon’s Only Dairy Farm Highlights Gaps in Northern Food Security
Just outside of Whitehorse lies Sunnyside Farm, the only dairy farm in the Yukon and one…