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Equipment Spotlight: Kubota Tractors Built for Canadian Conditions

Craig Lester April 28, 2026

Kubota M6 & M7 tractor series: machines designed to handle everything from haying to tillage to livestock chores…

Chatsworth Farm wins international agritourism award

Olivia Taylor April 27, 2026

Alberta-based Chatsworth Farm has earned international recognition and a national event nomination for its agritourism work.

Prairie Weather This Week – Apr 27

David Spence April 26, 2026

The southern prairies may finally go an entire spring week without snow! Warmer and drier weather arrives in…

Construction begins on new agriculture school in southeast Alberta

Olivia Taylor April 25, 2026

Construction is underway on the Yuill School of Agriculture near Medicine Hat, a hands-on high school built around…

RRC Podcast – S2E13 – Alberta’s Chatsworth Farm gets international agritourism recognition

Tim Parent April 24, 2026

In this RRC podcast, we speak with Charlotte Wasilyk of Chatsworth Farm in Vermilion, Alberta, as it earns…

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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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A pulse research scientist whose work focuses on practical solutions for producers has been named the 2026 AFSC Women in Ag Innovator.

Robyne Davidson has spent years in fields and labs working through the everyday challenges pulse crop farmers face. This year, that work got noticed.

Davidson, a pulse research scientist at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alta., has won the 2026 Agriculture Financial Services Corporation Women in Ag Award in the Innovator category. The award recognizes women making meaningful contributions to the agriculture sector.