Growers urged to monitor for pea leaf weevil despite low 2025 activity
The pea leaf weevil has moved north in Alberta, but the outlook for damage from the insect is 2026 is…
The pea leaf weevil has moved north in Alberta, but the outlook for damage from the insect is 2026 is…
Wildfires, drought and flash floods, oh my! Looking back at 2025’s headline-grabbing event in Canada and around the world.
Local veterinarians and livestock experts often speak at producer events, sharing good advice for farmers on vaccines, calving, herd management…
Best before dates are not expiry dates, and the confusion often leads to plenty of food waste.
Inspecting your canola fields for early signs of disease can save you plenty of headaches in the long run.
Joining a local group of farmers who conduct on-farm trials and share data is a great way to boost profitability,…
The big players in the machinery market keep adding pieces, but how far away is a final product?
Experts argue that Canada’s ability to foster agricultural innovation and technology needs drastic improvement, and it needs to happen now
Damage can be hard to assess, but it helps to pay attention to the insect’s life cycle
Scours in young livestock costs Canadian farmers big bucks. Fluids, managed antibiotics and anti-inflammatories help animals recover faster
Every corner of the globe had its own big story, and the Canadian Prairies were no exception