Lower canola seeding rates can pay off: study
Research shows lower canola seeding rates improve emergence and root systems, boosting yields in dry years while cutting input costs.
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OPINION: Draining wetlands produces substantial emissions in the Canadian Prairies
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Consumers say they would purchase pork from gene-edited pigs
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Clock ticking on Alberta grazing lease controversy
The MD of Taber faces a Feb. 24 deadline on a contentious grazing lease policy, as residents debate the future…
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Biosecurity during calving: What’s your farm’s risk?
Cow-calf producers in Western Canada should have a well-designed plan for winter confinement period to reduce disease risks to herd.
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Canada’s global trade gap narrows; U.S.-bound exports hit new low
Canada’s trade deficit narrowed in December even as its share of exports to the United States dropped to the lowest…
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