Federal Agriculture Candidates Debate Sector’s Future in CFA-Led Forum
Federal candidates debated the future of Canadian ag during the Canadian Federation of Agriculture’s Agriculture Leaders’…
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Economic Stability in the Ag Sector Could Be A Long Way Off
The ongoing economic tug-of-war is leaving producers caught in the middle, managing risk while waiting for…
Alberta Canola Chair Urges Ottawa: ‘Go Talk to China’ as Trade Tensions Linger
Despite a reprieve from the United States, China's retaliatory tariffs against Canadian canola products is still…
Nuffield Scholarship Opens Doors to Global Agricultural Leadership
Applications are now open for the prestigious Nuffield Canada Scholarships, which provide $20,000 in funding for…
Prairie Weather This Week – Midweek Update – Apr 3
Alberta and Saskatchewan will go from wintry weather to almost summer-like warmth, while it stays cool…
Exploring New Storage Methods for Sugar Beets in Southern Alberta
The sugar beet is a vital crop for many farmers in Southern Alberta and researchers are…
Grain Growers of Canada Want Their Voices Heard in Election Campaign
As Canadians head to the polls, grain growers want to make sure their voices are heard…
Bridging the Generational Communication Gap in Agriculture
Communication is constantly evolving, especially in agriculture, where different generations interact daily. Bridging the gap takes…
Alberta Introduces Legislation to Boost Agriculture and Biogas Industries
The Alberta government is rolling out new legislation to boost the province's agriculture sector while growing…
The Great Twine Round-Up: Recycling Farm Plastics Gains Momentum
Recycling farm plastics is gaining momentum in Alberta, thanks to the organization CleanFarms and its Great…
China Slaps Retaliatory Tariffs on Canadian Canola, Other Products
China has slapped retaliatory tariffs on Canadian canola and other agricultural products in response to trade…
Canadian Cattle Industry Disappointed, Frustrated as U.S. Tariffs Take Hold
The Canadian Cattle Association is disappointed and frustrated by tariffs, saying a prolonged trade war will…
Tariffs has Alberta’s Food Industry Already Feeling the Pressure
The tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on Canada and Mexico are shaking up Alberta's…
Humboldt Survivor Urges Alberta Farmers to Prioritize Mental Health
Farming isn't just a job; it's a way of life that comes with its fair share…
The Power of Participation: How Farmers Can Influence the Future of Their Industry
Farmers across the province put in extra time to sit on commissions and marketing boards to…
Canada Buys 500k Bird Flu Vaccines to Protect At Risk Individuals
With the number of global bird flu cases rising, Canada has purchased 500,000 bird flu vaccines…
What Can We Learn from the World’s Oldest Farming Market Traditions?
What can we learn from the world's oldest farming market traditions? Local food systems aren’t just about…
New Poll Finds Little Support for Coal Mining in Alberta’s Eastern Slopes
A new poll finds less than 25% of Albertans support coal mining in the eastern slopes…
Debate Over Open-Pit Mining in Eastern Slopes Area Reignited
It was an issue many thought had been been settled, but the debate over open-pit mining…
Revolutionizing Weed Management: Alberta Farmer Embraces Cutting-Edge Technology
Steve Larocque, a progressive farmer from Three Hills, Alberta, is passionate about finding smarter solutions to…