Canola crops have been targetted by tariffs from both the U.S. and China, and one expert believes growers could replace up to one million acres of canola with cereals.

Canola could lose out as farmers’ plan for tariff

Farmers have already made most of their seeding decisions but could still fine-tune them if tariffs are reinstated in April

Reading Time: 3 minutes Protectionist trade actions in two key export markets will likely influence farmers’ seeding plans, says an analyst.


Booming barley tea market notices new Alberta variety

Booming barley tea market notices new Alberta variety

Major Japanese company looks at AB Standswell as a potential ingredient for the region’s booming barley tea market

Reading Time: 3 minutes Barley tea is a popular staple in many Asian nations and presents an opportunity for Canadian growers to consider a newer Alberta-made barley variety called AB Standswell.










The Laugh Learn Play Microschool helps home school students use the Spuds in Tubs program.

Spuds in Tubs increasingly popular in Alberta

The program becomes a farming feature in many school curriculums, giving students first-hand experience growing potatoes

Reading Time: 3 minutes The Spuds in Tubs Farm to School program teaches Alberta students about growing potatoes, maintaining soil health and managing sustainable food production while growing potatoes in school.