Production

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  Relax and let tech do the heavy lifting

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  For the best protection, be choosy with glyphosate products

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  Time To Rethink Winter Cereals

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  Sweet Potatoes And Strawberries: A Winning Combination For Nova Scotia Farmers

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  Protect What’s In The Bin With Monitoring Cables

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  Shifting Disease Concerns: The New Normal

• BEYOND NITROGEN: the brave new world of plant nutrition

  When farmers talk about advances in food production, the conversation usually drifts to newly licensed seed varieties, the size of combine […]

• Earlier emerging flea beetle may prove more difficult to control

  The flea beetle is one of the most widely spread, unpredictable and potentially damaging pests for a canola crop. While canola […]

• Start the season off right with a solid plan

  Never known for her predictability, Mother Nature threw a lot at Canadian farmers in 2019. Whether it was a late, cold […]

• Last minute seed decisions can pay off

  With late fall deadlines for most seed programs, there are plenty of incentives for growers to book their seed before the […]

• A world without hunger is focus of biennial conference

  On your mark, get set, create! This November, 100 delegates aged 18 to 25 from 45 countries descended on Brasília, Brazil, […]

• New investment keeps Manitoba spud farmers on task

  Manitoba’s potato farmers have been given a challenge. And a tremendous one, at that. Last year, McCain and Simplot Canada announced […]

• Demand For Plant-based Protein Takes Off: Is Canada Ready?

  In terms of our current crop mix, Canada is growing the right thing at the right time to meet much of […]

• Olympus tackles foxtail barley head on

  Foxtail barley is a growing concern for prairie growers. Once a weed of virtually no concern, the increase of minimum to […]

• Should I rotate seed treatment actives?

  Fungicide resistance is receiving a lot of attention these days and Dr. Bruce Gossen, a research scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food […]