Business

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  Wheat demand could sway planting decisions

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  New Canola System Adapts To Farmers...

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  Bayer offers innovative, tailored solutions for Canadian farmers

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  Local grocers adapt to new buying habits

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  Event fosters meaningful dialogue about food

• Get a grip on new tax rules

  Sometimes it seems as if the Canadian tax code was designed deliberately to confuse — with its many boutique tax credits […]

• BRAD WALL talks agriculture and energy

  This summer, Farm Forum contributor, Gerald Pilger, had the opportunity to sit down with former Saskatchewan premier, Brad Wall, and talk […]

• The shifting sands of global trade

  If the term “Silk Road” has you conjuring up images of romantic adventurers and ruthless traders travelling over mountains and through […]

• New alliance gives independent retailers a collective voice

  In the ever-changing world of agribusiness, is it possible to maintain independence and still compete with the big boys? AgLink Canada […]

• This entrepreneur’s path to success is paved with pulses

  It might be hard to imagine that splitting lentils in Saskatchewan could turn a young man with an idea into a […]

• Consider market trends, then finalize crop plans

  Growing crops comes with a certain set of challenges, some not even in the field. Knowing the ins and outs of […]

• Farmer-led Seed Co-op Positioned For Growth

  Take a group of entrepreneurial growers, add an industry on the cusp of major growth and mix in a rebranding strategy […]

• Turning Unmarketable Spuds Into Premium Spirits

  We’ve all heard the saying: “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” What if life gives you reject potatoes? For Ken […]

• No guts no glory for this Alberta upstart

  The word “diversification” gets thrown around a lot in agriculture as farmers look to get more value from their raw products. […]