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Crop market prices fell over the past six weeks, partly as a result of normal

WINNIPEG — Rigas Karamanos, a soil fertility expert, is best known for his comment on

John Deere says farmers and ranchers will have greater access to the diagnostic software and

In hindsight, sitting on working capital after 2022 was a better strategy than adding debt.

To mark 30 years of InVigor hybrid canola, BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada is doing more,

Protein spreads for wheat continue to be upside down with the price for spring wheat

Heavy rain has damaged rail lines and rural roads in parts of Manitoba and eastern

For the 2026 program year, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) has introduced updates aimed at

Fed market remains hot Fed cattle in Western Canada continued to bring high prices during

Kansas City, MO., (July 8, 2026) – Farm Journal today announced the launch of My

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with

The National FFA Organization recently hosted its second Next Gen Conference of the year in

When you mix a farmer with a PhD in animal science and an interest in

Idaho has emerged as the nation’s latest hotspot for highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy

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A 71-year-old Alabama man died July 1 after becoming trapped in a piece of equipment

Repeated rounds of heavy rain are taking a growing toll across the Prairies, leaving crops

Kochia is the exact opposite of pulses, particularly lentils, making it the perfect growth competitor.

In just fourteen years, we’ll hit the year 2040. Fourteen years really isn’t that much

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