Research capacity under threat Paid Members Public
Something seems afoot in terms of agriculture research - a move away from it in general terms.
CUSMA review faces Trump disruption Paid Members Public
The trilateral free trade agreement has been the guiding document for trade between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico since it came into force on July 1, 2020, officially replacing the 26-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Screwworm warning for agriculture Paid Members Public
If ever we wondered why safeguards are important - in this case specially in the agriculture field - we need look no farther than the current screwworm situation unfolding in Texas.
Glyphosate and farm weed control Paid Members Public
From the farm producer perspective glyphosate has been one of their primary weed control products - it is widely viewed as the most popular herbicide in the world.
Canola's growing local importance Paid Members Public
For those of us in Yorkton, and the surrounding area, recognizing how canola has continued to grow in significance is rather easy.
AI's dual nature on farms Paid Members Public
Artificial intelligence is seen by some as the plague which may signal the end of time.
Monette Farms and farm growth Paid Members Public
Canadian farms are trending to be ever larger entities.
Food security and Global conflict Paid Members Public
If there is one thing we know about agriculture in Canada, it's that farmers here can produce food.
Food choices and mixed messages Paid Members Public
Being a food consumer today is difficult on a number of levels.
Science and trust in agriculture Paid Members Public
Science is science, and while they do not always get it right, there remains a level of trust we should hold for the results - at least if we want to see positive steps toward the future - in this case agriculture.
Food security and self-sufficiency Paid Members Public
The idea of improving food security is obviously a wise one. However, food security will mean different things to different people.
Gene-editing in agriculture Paid Members Public
Gene-editing has been something of a bugaboo in agriculture for years now. The technology allowing scientists to add, remove, or alter DNA at specific locations in an organism's genome has raised concerns among politicians, particularly in Europe, and some consumer groups regarding its impact.
Spring seeding fuels economy Paid Members Public
Farmers prepare to plant despite late spring and global uncertainty
Energy high at Best of Breeds bull sale Paid Members Public
Yorkton auction sees strong prices and upbeat atmosphere fueled by booming cattle markets
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
