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GUELPH, ONT. — Widely used pesticides blamed for decimating honeybee and other pollinator populations have found their way into wild turkeys in Ontario, according to a new study from Canadian re...
Syndicated Author Jun 20, 2018
MONTREAL — Get ready for the “internet of cows.” Generations of farmers have relied on knowledge and family expertise to grow food, but the sector is set for a surge of disruption at...
Syndicated Author Jun 18, 2018
EDMONTON — Alberta posted very positive farm income numbers in 2017 and even set several records. For the very first time, the province cashed in above the $14 billion mark, at $14.1 billion, wh...
Syndicated Author Jun 14, 2018
LETHBRIDGE — Canada’s dairy farmers stand with their fellow Canadians in rejecting the US administration’s personal attacks on Prime Minister Trudeau and their industry. According to...
Syndicated Author Jun 12, 2018
LETHBRIDGE – It’s been an issue in crop production for decades but, the issue has multiplied, as increasing numbers of weeds are no longer responding to herbicides. Crop specialist with Al...
Syndicated Author Jun 12, 2018
CALGARY — Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. says it expects to have more than 500 new high-capacity grain hopper cars in service before the end of 2018. The Calgary-based company has placed an initi...
Syndicated Author Jun 07, 2018
WINNIPEG — Updated guidelines for the assessment wheat damaged by frost, heat stress and mildew have been unveiled by the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC). Beginning August 1, 2018, individual st...
Syndicated Author Jun 06, 2018
OTTAWA — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) deadline for comments on a proposed new national equine infectious anemia disease control program is drawing near. The disease, which is also ...
Syndicated Author Jun 04, 2018
LETHBRIDGE — Prairie grain farmers need to be prepared for the upcoming reclassification of 29 wheat varieties and have a plan to market any of their remaining wheat that will transition to a ne...
Syndicated Author Jun 04, 2018
EDMONTON — Alberta agriculture says seeding progress in the province increased by 30 per cent as of May 22nd, with 67 per cent of the seed in the ground. The 5 year average is 83 per cent. The m...
Syndicated Author May 31, 2018