Agriculture Canada staff cuts questioned Paid Members Public
Layoffs in science and innovation branch raise concerns about agriculture’s long-term future.
Farmers struggle with wildlife balance Paid Members Public
Elk herds spark conflict as Saskatchewan farmers seek relief from crop damage and habitat pressures
War impacts reach everyone Paid Members Public
Conflict profits a few but harms everyday people across sectors
Future of rangelands in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Province recognizes 2026 as International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists
Balancing wildlife and humans Paid Members Public
Landowners, hunters and animals struggle to coexist in Saskatchewan’s changing habitats
USMCA review raises trade concerns Paid Members Public
Canada, U.S. and Mexico prepare for trade deal review amid Trump’s return to power
Agriculture research cuts threaten future Paid Members Public
Federal cuts to Agriculture Canada research spark fears of long-term harm to farming
Moderation lessons from new U.S. diet guide Paid Members Public
Calvin Daniels reflects on the 2025-30 U.S. Dietary Guidelines and lessons on food choices and balance from past generations
Carney navigates trade tensions with China Paid Members Public
Prime Minister Mark Carney secures canola tariff reductions as Canada balances between U.S. volatility and Chinese relations
Canola meal’s growing potential Paid Members Public
Research explores new markets for canola meal, including aquaculture and human food uses, with promising benefits for farmers and crushers.
Saskatchewan farmers reap record 2025 harvest Paid Members Public
Province posts 41.9 million tonnes of grain and oilseed, surpassing past production highs
Food labelling debate continues Paid Members Public
Calvin Daniels explores the complexities of food labeling, consumer expectations, and industry challenges in delivering clear and useful information.
Tariffs and trade turmoil under Trump Paid Members Public
Analysis of how U.S. trade policies and tariffs disrupt agriculture and global markets.
Nitrogen-fixing wheat could change farming Paid Members Public
Breakthrough research brings long-sought dream of self-fertilizing wheat closer to reality.
Pyrolysis brings promise to prairie farms Paid Members Public
New technology turns crop waste into soil-enhancing biochar while tackling waste management challenges.
Infrastructure deficit threatens communities Paid Members Public
Aging roads, bridges, and underground services pose growing risks in urban and rural areas.
