Strychnine should not be seen as a silver bullet for gophers
New strychnine requirements may push application past the prime window. A columnist argues zinc phosphide is the smarter choice for…
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Why canola yields may be stuck near 40 bu./ac. on the Prairies
Jurke says most Prairie canola farms manage below their yield potential, and cutting fertility causes the biggest penalty, Agriculture Canada…
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Monarch electric tractor’s future in Canada unclear as Caterpillar takes over
The Canadian distributor of Monarch tractors says it will continue support Monarch tractor owners after the electric utility tractor maker…
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Horsefly spillway project nears completion with $3M provincial grant
The final phase of the Horsefly Regional Emergency Spillway project in southern Alberta has received nearly $3 million in provincial…
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Alberta Whisky Act would tie spirit’s identity to local grain and farm roots
Proposed legislation would give Alberta whisky a defined identity tied to provincial grain and water, with a whisky trail aimed…
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Black Sea flax production squeezes Canadian growers as Russia and Kazakhstan ramp up
Rising flax production in the Black Sea region is intensifying competition for Canadian growers heading into the 2026 season.
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Canadian farmers at slight revenue disadvantage to U.S. despite cheaper land costs
American farmland prices are consitently higher than Canadian values. However, American farmers see a slight advantage based on revenue per…
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