Study says Some of the World’s Most Sustainable Crops are Produced in Saskatchewan
A Global Institute for Food Security study says Saskatchewan farmers are producing some of the world's…
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Embracing Data-Driven Decision Making for Unbiased Farming
Alberta Grains Jeremy Boychyn advocates for data-driven decision-making to remove any biases in farming and empower…
CSGA Launches #ChooseCertifiedSeed Campaign
The Canadian Seed Growers' Association's #ChooseCertifiedSeed campaign aims to show why certified seed delivers quality results.
RRC Episode #7: Selecting a Canola Hybrid and a Silage Corn Hybrid
Nutrien Ag Solutions' Kassi Rinas shares her insights on what farmers should consider when selecting Canola…
AgTech Tuesday: SeedMaster Partners with Olds College to Elevate Agricultural Innovation
SeedMaster Manufacturing has partnered with Olds College of Agriculture & Technology to sponsor seeding equipment for…
AgTech Tuesday: Grain Giant Aims To Revolutionize Harvest Efficiency
The Grain Giant from Vale Industries is designed to streamline the harvest process and increase farm…
Percentage of Precipitation: What It Means and How to Interpret it
Meteorologist David Spence explains the meaning of the term percentage of precipitation (POP) in weather forecasts…
CrossRoads Crop Conference Moves to Calgary for 2024
CrossRoads is making its return January 29 - 31 in Calgary and promises discussions around innovation,…
Good Fences Make for Good Habitat
Pheasants Forever Canada is working to preserve natural habitat in roadside ditches and public right-of-ways from…
Cutting-edge Fungicide Takes Aim at Pulse Crop Diseases
A new, cutting-edge fungicide called RevyPro is hitting the market, to help bolster disease management in…
AgTech Tuesday: Drone tech taking off
Precision AI, based out of Saskatchewan, recently released the world's first precision AI spraying drone, that…
AgTech Tuesday – Empowering Farmers Worldwide to Optimize their Combine
Combine Settings connects farmers so they can share information on how they optimize their combine's settings.
Hail crop damage claims top one-thousand in last week of July
Quarter-size hail and drought were the primary causes of hail crop damage at the end of…
Farmers with crop damage asked to leave sample strips as early harvest begins
As producers roll into the fields, insurance adjusters are asking producers to leave adequate sample strips…
Mitigating Barley Lodging: Getting to the Root of the Problem
Ongoing research, Barley Lodging, Getting to the Root of the Problem, aims to help plant breeders…
SaskBarley Launches New Podcast Series Celebrating Barley Variety Development
A new podcast series looking back at 50 years of barley breeding in Western Canada has…
2022 Alberta growing season wrap up
The 2022 growing season in Alberta was a roller coaster ride. Dry weather, rain, pests, and…
The Barley Bin: Bringing Better Barley to Western Canada – with Jim Anderson
Since 1984, Jim Anderson has been involved in the R&D program in what is now Nutrien…
A summer of wild weather for Alberta
Meteorologist David Spence talks about the wild weather Alberta farmers saw this summer, which included storms,…
The Barley Bin: Back to the Barley Board – with SaskBarley director Brent Johnson
We chat with Brent Johnson, who is in his final year of his second 4-year term…