CP and CN exceed maximum grain revenue entitlements for crop year
The Canadian Transportation Agency has ruled that Canada's two major railway companies have exceeded their maximum…
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RRC Podcast: A look back at 2018 with Alberta Ag Minister Oneil Carlier
In this 2018 recap, Alberta Ag Minister Oneil Carlier talks about the rough harvest, the new…
AG Exchange: What is a “good” grain price? And would you know it if you saw it?
What is a good grain price and would you know one if you saw it? AG…
Safely storing grain long-term after a wet harvest
What farmers need to remember for long-term safe grain storage when they are taking the crop…
Keeping grain sampling simple. What I’ve learned along the way
Grain sampling is one of those best practices at harvest that we sometimes take for granted. …
How to translate your summer field tour terminology into grain marketing best-practices
I recently published a blog that highlighted the value of sharing more than just agronomic best…
A grain marketing field tour? Sign me up!
The summer season is a time for spraying, holidays, and even some learning opportunities. There are…
Online tools continue the evolution of cash flow management on the farm
Best practices and tools for managing cash flow on the farm have changed – and continue…
Calculating farm fuel costs as part of your annual management plan
Farm fuel cost calculations are just one part of understanding your overall costs for the year.…
E-commerce in ag retail vs e-commerce in grain marketing
Are grain marketing and ag retail on the same trajectory when it comes to e-commerce? I…
The Whole Picture: Cash Flow Management and Grain Marketing
Cash flow management is a crucial part of any farm business plan. Mike Witkowicz is the…
Farmers hope Transportation Modernization Act brings accountability
The Chair of the Alberta Barley Commission says the Transportation Modernization Act will make sure everyone…
BCRC: Be on the Lookout for Ergot
Saskatchewan fall rye varieties are all rated as moderately susceptible to ergot. While rye is the…
Winter wheat R and D projects aim to close the agronomic knowledge gap
A $2.2 million investment in 11 winter wheat research and development projects is expected to help…
Alberta farmers encouraged to hit the open road with grain
The Alberta Government is reducing road restrictions so farmers can get their grain from storage to…
Reaction pours in from across the country after Order in Council to get grain moving
Reaction has been swift and steady since the Federal Government's Order in Council yesterday to set…
New Barley Council of Canada executive elected
The new face of the Canadian barley industry will be represented by all the sectors of…
Alberta Barley reaches two agreements during Japan trade mission
The interests of barley farmers are being pushed forward overseas as Alberta Barley reaches two agreements,…
Alberta Barley grows by leaps and bounds in 2013
Growth is the best word to describe 2013 for Alberta Barley and barley producers not only…
Canada’s 2013 Outstanding Young Farmers show industry has bright future
Grain farmers Michael Kalisvaart and his wife, Karen Jansen, from Gibbons, Alberta, along with dairy farmers…