RRC Podcast – S2E1 – Conferences, China, Canola, and Cattle
On this RRC podcast, Tim Parent & Craig Lester talk upcoming conferences, the PM's upcoming China…
On this RRC podcast, Tim Parent & Craig Lester talk upcoming conferences, the PM's upcoming China…
Agriculture expected to be key topic of discussion as Carney travels to China, the first visit…
A new Angus Reid report finds most agriculture professionals are pessimistic about dealing with the U.S.,…
The BCAC is launching a new event that brings together farmers, government, and industry stakeholders to…
Dozens of American ag organizations are calling on the U.S. government to renew CUSMA saying the…
The Canadian Centre for Food Integrity says Canadians are feeling more confident about the country’s food…
Federal agriculture minister Heath MacDonald is visiting China this week to strengthen agricultural ties with one…
In our latest Rural Roots Canada podcast, Craig Lester joins Tim Parent from Kenya, where the…
Canada's agricultural trade mission to Mexico has wrapped up, as the two nations strengthen agricultural ties…
Federal and provincial agriculture ministers are in Mexico as part of a trade mission to strengthen…
Premiers of Saskatchewan, Manitoba urge Ottawa to drop tariffs on Chinese-made EVs in wake of comments…
Public opinion appears to be shifting when it comes to beef production, according to recent survey…
In the latest RRC Podcast, we chat with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois to discuss why agriculture was…
Farmers in Ontario and Quebec are being invited to take part in a research study aimed…
Changes to the AgriStability program are in response to ongoing international trade concerns and extreme weather…
Canada's Food System believes it's time to rethink what it really takes to get food on…
BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada has announced the winners of its 2025 Growing Home initiative in Saskatchewan,…
Amidst the pancake breakfasts and rodeo fun at the Calgary Stampede, canola farmers were looking to…
Running a brewery in the Yukon takes passion, resilience, and a little bit of intestinal fortitude,…
Interprovincial restrictions, rising abattoir costs, and competition from cheaper, international imports are putting pressure on Canadian…