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Canadian Cattle Association Launches Survey on Traceability Regulations

Tim Parent February 11, 2026

The CCA is calling on producers to share their views on proposed livestock traceability regulations through a recently…

How Alberta Farmers Are Turning Agritourism Into Opportunity

Tim Parent February 10, 2026

Agritourism is on the rise and farmers are seeing it as an opportunity to strengthen farm income, community…

Love of Ag Conference in B.C. Peace to Highlight Research, Technology, and Industry Programs

Craig Lester February 9, 2026

Farmers in the B.C. Peace will have an opportunity to hear updates on industry programs, research, and new…

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Alberta Ag Minister Posts Letter to Macdonald About AAFC Cuts and Closures

Tim Parent February 9, 2026

Alberta's Ag Minister has sent a letter to Ottawa, raising concerns over cuts and closures of research facilities…

Prairie Weather This Week – Feb 9

David Spence February 8, 2026

One more week of dry, mild weather is ahead, before a long awaited pattern change which could bring…

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The Round-Up: November 14th

ruralrootscanada November 14, 2012

RRC News: — Expect big announcements this week from the Federal Agriculture department as Ag Minister…

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RRC strives to tell unique stories from the agriculture community that show the true roots of the industry. It will also show off new products and ideas from the ever evolving industry.

At the Alberta Agricultural Service Board Conference, producers and industry leaders gathered to talk about resiliency in agriculture, including how agritourism can be an opportunity for farmers to strengthen both farm income and community ties.

Chatworth Farm’s Charlotte Wasylyk was among the presenters, sharing how her family near Vermilion, Alberta, turned online engagement into on-farm experiences that help bridge the gap between consumers and producers.