
With feed expensive and supplies tight, more cows are ‘heading to town
Your culling criteria will depend on your operation — and your cows

Alberta ag minister says he got the message on workplace safety laws
Devin Dreeshen says new workplace safety law will have ‘have some common sense attached to it’

Weather woes could lead to market headaches, says agronomist
Grain buyers are testing like never before, so glyphosate timing is especially critical this year

The farm data overload needs a fix
Ag tech event shows future of farming is data driven — but 'we're not there yet'

Numbers don’t lie — but can mislead if there’s not enough of them
When it comes to making decisions on the farm, the more data the better — especially if that data comes from other farms
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How one farm put data analytics to work
Saskatchewan grain farm makes money by assessing data on everything from employees to soil moisture

After two lacklustre years, Alberta’s pulse prospects rising again
Market access woes hurt acreage but there’s cautious optimism this summer

Student-managed farms at Lakeland College work to reflect the industries they serve
No ivory towers when students are running the show

The rains came and crop disease pathogens couldn’t be happier
Scouting regularly and intensely gives you the best chance of hitting the ideal fungicide window

Event offers chance to get up close to leading-edge ag tech
Olds College offering hands-on demos and displays of the ‘latest and greatest’ in advanced technology