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August 17, 2026

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Alberta brings in more good dogs to sniff out invasive mussels, protect irrigation

Tim Parent July 31, 2026

Alberta has added two more good dogs to sniff out bad mussels, part of the province's…

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‘It’s a relief’: Corb Lund delivers ‘Water Not Coal’ petition to Elections Alberta

Tim Parent June 13, 2026

Corb Lund delivered his Water Not Coal petition with 200,000+ signatures to Elections Alberta, opposing Eastern…

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Alberta Government Modernizes Water Act

Craig Lester October 31, 2025

For the first time since 1999, the Alberta Government is updating the water act - allowing…

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Farming Smarter Opens Its Doors for Alberta Open Farm Days

Tim Parent August 12, 2025

Farming Smarter will once again take part in Alberta Open Farm Days by opening its location…

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How Much Water Does It Take to Make a Stampede Breakfast?

Craig Lester July 23, 2025

How much water do you think it takes to produce a Stampede breakfast, consisting of five…

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No Cutting Corners: Unlocking the Potential of Dryland Corners

Craig Lester May 23, 2025

A full-fledged research initiative at Farming Smarter to explore how farmers manage, dryland corners of irrigated…

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Alberta Continues the Fight to Keep Invasive Mussels Out

Tim Parent November 19, 2024

The provincial government says it has concluded another successful boating season by keeping invasive zebra and…

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Historic Water-Sharing Agreements Spearhead Alberta Drought Response

Tim Parent April 19, 2024

The largest water-sharing agreements in Alberta's 118-year history are now in place ahead of a potentially severe drought this…

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Improving the efficiency of irrigation

Guest Author November 28, 2016

Technology has brought irrigation from flood irrigation, to border irrigation, to hand moves, wheel moves, linear…

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Irrigation districts provide more than just water for farmers

Guest Author August 3, 2016

When you think of an irrigation district, you often think agriculture, but the SMRID doesn’t stop…

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  • Meat Processors Welcome National Food Security Strategy but Warn of Export Market Risks and Labour Gaps
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