A dog checks out the bundle of baler twine collected and baled at the Mountainview Waste Management commission in Olds. The commission is one of the few across the prairies to accept a range of recyclable products including waste from surrounding farms in the Olds area. They recently started an agriculture plastics program where the material is collected and baled for shipment to recyclers.

Alberta looks for ag plastic management input

Survey intended to help shape future policy for agriculture plastics management in the province

Reading Time: 2 minutes Alberta provincial government giving agriculture industry a say through survey in shaping future plastics management.


Cattle on John Ross's 60,000 acre ranch benefit from a new water well and storage tank located away from the Milk River. Multisar paid for well drilling and materials to protect species habitat along the Milk River. With water nearby, cattle now graze areas of the ranch that they didn't use before. The grazing also creates habitat for endangered burrowing owls, which do not thrive in thick grass.

Conservation groups enter grazing lease debate

Five Alberta groups ask for halt of proposed project to convert native grasslands to irrigation

Reading Time: 3 minutes The Municipal District of Taber in southern Alberta remains at a political crossroads, weighing the interests of generating revenue for public services with conserving native grasslands.

Grazing association petition

Petition launched over grazing lease controversy

Battle for grazing and irrigated land continues for rural residents of southern Alberta municipality

Reading Time: 4 minutes Battle continues between the need for generation of tax revenue from irrigation and the preservation of native grasslands in southern Alberta rural municipality.


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Anti-separatist movement targets rural Alberta

Alberta Forever Canada petition campaign expects to be full steam ahead as it makes it way to agricultural areas

Reading Time: 5 minutes The Alberta Forever Canada campaign has gained plenty of momentum throughout the province, especially in rural areas, and former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk wants to make sure agriculture is a key part of the conversation.

May 7, 2025, Red Deer, Ab, CANADA: Cameron Davies, leader of the Republican Party of Alberta, speaks to patrons at a fast food restaurant about separation from Canada in Red Deer, Alta., Wednesday, May 7, 2025. (Credit Image:  Jeff Mcintosh/The Canadian Press via ZUMA Press)

Separatist leader says agriculture would prosper

Current canola tariffs another sign of West alienation by Ottawa, says Republican Party of Alberta leader

Reading Time: 4 minutes Alberta separatist party leader Cameron Davies outlines what he thinks are the benefits to the agriculture industry if the province were to become sovereign


Molnar farms

Alberta farm lives up to corn capital reputation

Adding sweet corn to his crop rotation 20 years ago turned out to be a tasty decision for this vegetable grower

Reading Time: 4 minutes A Farm to Table Tour featured Molnar Farms, which grows a large variety of market fruits and vegetables including corn, with Taber being known as the Corn Capital of Canada.

A small child sits on the back of a bactrian camel at White Barn Fun Farm.

Volunteers help exotic animal farm rebuild

Devastating hailstorm wreaks havoc at White Barn Fun Farm, including the loss of a camel and a pony

Reading Time: 4 minutes Exotic animal farm loses beloved camel and pony to huge hail storm that gripped the Brooks, Alta. area as a community member starts a fundraiser to help the family recover from the financial and emotional damage.



Alberta’s Budget 2025 earmarked a total of $5.2 million for repairs, upgrades, replacements and operational support for CDC North and CDC South.

Alberta crop diversification centres receive funding

Upgrades and replacements to greenhouses, labs and administrative buildings supported in Edmonton, Brooks

Reading Time: < 1 minute The Government of Alberta has pumped $5.2 million of provincial funding into crop diversity research centres in Edmonton and Brooks.