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Reading Time: 2 minutes Rising fertilizer costs could accelerate adoption of nitrogen management technologies that have been available but underused…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Cam Dahl argues Canadian agriculture must break out of commodity silos and present united policy solutions…
Reading Time: 2 minutes A quarter-century of trade shocks, plant closures and political disruptions has tested the resilience of Canadian…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Telemedicine has transformed equine care, but video is an introduction to a horse's health — not…
Reading Time: 2 minutes With fertilizer prices spiking on Middle East conflict, on-farm green ammonia and other innovations offer Prairie…
Oranges and tangerines. Alligators and crocodiles. Concrete and cement. Identical twins, even. There are a lot of things in this…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Laura Rance-Unger on why farmers should watch diet trends for common threads rather than chasing the…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Too much linebreeding and prioritizing pedigree can narrow genetic diversity and lead to horse health problems…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Much of the world is in turmoil, but a couple Prairie farmers are keeping things down…
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With nitrogen costs surging, technologies like variable-rate application, encapsulated fertilizer and split nitrogen application could move from the margins to the mainstream for Prairie farmers
Canadian agriculture needs a clear and united voice in the face of global uncertainty and a looming CUSMA review, the author writes
From the Nortera plant closure in Lethbridge to BSE, canola tariffs and U.S. trade uncertainty, Prairie producers have spent 25 years absorbing shocks and pivoting their operations
Video consultations have transformed horse care, but camera angles, selective clips and screen-mediated observation can miss what matters most
On-farm green ammonia starts to look a lot more appealing when the global fertilizer market gets caught in a geopolitical firestorm every few years
Editorial: Recent changes to milk pricing show how diet trends and weight-loss drugs ripple back through the food chain to the farm gate
A Calgary water outage sends Hart back to the 1960s drought that tested his family’s farm
Too much linebreeding and prioritizing pedigree can narrow genetic diversity and lead to horse health problems in future generations of foals
During turbulent times, a down-to-earth farmer’s podcast is a nice respite
Rising cattle prices push livestock receipts from $30B in 2021 to $45B, while direct government payments fall to lowest level in five years
