Warm chilled bones with fire honey
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New seed brand targets sustainable fuel market
Bayer is touting a new seed brand it describes as a throughline for crop producers interested in the growing sustainable
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Drought may expand in U.S. Plains this year
SASKATOON — La Nina is rapidly fading and should
Winter precipitation below normal in southern Prairies
A couple of clipper-style weather systems recently moved through
Soybean oil prices expected to rise in 2026-27
SASKATOON — The outlook for grains and oilseeds in
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Tractor Supply launches 11th Annual Grants for Growing
Tractor Supply Company launched its 11th annual Grants for Growing fundraiser last week, empowering FFA students nationwide with hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for careers
USDA makes $150 million available for sugar producers, plus $89.1 million for 2024 weather problems
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced that $150 million out of a $12 billion assistance program for farmers. The U.S. Department of
Physical movement during winter months key to wellness
The Fit to Farm column offers practical, evidence-informed strategies to reduce injury risk, improve mobility and build strength that supports the realities of life on the
Leaders need support, too
Leaders are expected to remain composed, to offer reassurance and to be a safe harbour for their teams… it can be draining,” says Jennifer MacTavish, a
UNDRIP appearing in agriculture sector’s radar
WINNIPEG — British Columbia farmers are alarmed about recent Indigenous rights legislation due to their unique treaty situation. The risk for the rest of Western Canada
Management decisions now matter more as resistance pressure builds on glufosinate
Glacier FarmMedia – As glufosinate resistance spreads, Prairie management decisions will determine whether Liberty remains an effective weed control tool. That was the core message Brendan Metzger delivered at
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US farm income set to fall in 2026 despite surge in government payments
CHICAGO, Feb 5 (Reuters) — In a sign of growing stress for U.S. farmers, the
Celebrate winter in the scenic Qu’Appelle Valley
Most of us are familiar with visiting parks in summer, but Saskatchewan’s Echo Valley Provincial
Prairie Weather
There are a few scattered rains falling in northeastern Alberta this morning as