Ontario Government ad causes stir within provincial agricultural community
Image shows government is out of touch with rural Ontario, according to some members of the ag community
Winter cereals in some Manitoba regions are starting to turn
Disease pressure in Manitoba fields appears to be low at this point
Husqvarna Canada Teams Up with Pro Soccer Teams to Score Goals for Trees
Every Toronto FC, Vancouver Whitecaps and Montreal Impact goal isn’t just good for the teams, they’re also good for the environment. Hu
AGCO to Acquire Precision Planting from The Climate Corporation
Innovative Planting Equipment Technology
When To Cut For Hay Or Greenfeed
Dry conditions in many parts of the province are having an impact on forage growth and quality.
Livestock premises identification numbers provide many benefits to the indust..
From July 25 to 31, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are promoting the importance of livesto
Harvest Starts Early In Parts Of Southwest Saskatchewan; Yields Expected To..
Harvest has started earlier than normal in the southwest part of Saskatchewan because of extremely dry conditions and yields are not expect
Producers Advised To Watch For Aphids
Producers are being advised to scout their Lentil crops for any signs of pea aphids.
Livestock Producers Reminded of Value of Obtaining Premise Identification Num..
Livestock producers who have not already registered the locations on which they have animals are being encouraged to do so.
New CAP addresses some farmer concerns but falls short on programs for managi..
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) is pleased to see that several of its concerns have been addressed by Canada’s agriculture m
Livestock Premises ID Participation Strengthens Canadian Agriculture
Livestock traceability protects Canada’s livestock industry and the public’s well-being by strengthening the ability to respond quickly
Horticultural research centre marks 10-year anniversary
It’s been 10 years since a new horticultural research facility in Niagara Region was launched as the Vineland Research and Innovation Cen
Ag Minister Concerned About Late Entry Into BRM Program
Business Risk Management programs will once again be part of the next agricultural policy framework.
Seeds Starting To Develop In Soybeans
Soybeans in Manitoba are quickly advancing.
New Additive Hands Biodiesel the Win as Cleanest Liquid Fuel in the U.S.
The California Air Resource Board announced on July 20, 2017 that it has certified a biodiesel additive that will make B20 blends in Califo
NMPF Officer, Michigan Cooperative President Highlights Concerns with Dairy S..
Congress must revise the dairy safety net program established in the 2014 Farm Bill to provide farmers with effective risk management prote
ND Corn Leaders Attend Corn Congress, Meet With Congressional Staff
Fargo, North Dakota – The North Dakota Corn Growers Association (NDCGA) sent delegates to Washington, DC to meet with Congressional staff
Readout on Principals Meeting on Agriculture and Rural Prosperity Task Force
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today hosted a 90-minute working breakfast meeting involving principals who are members of the A
ASA’s Scott Testifies on Farm Bill Risk Management Programs
Soybean farmer Kevin Scott testified on the importance of risk management programs within the nation’s farm legislation at a hearing befo
WANTED: Members of Ontario’s ag community for mental health interviews
Researchers hope to develop a national mental health literacy program for the ag industry
Japanese beetle and thistle caterpillar causing issues in Illinois soybean fi..
Illinois soybeans haven’t faced large amounts of disease pressure, according to a DEKALB agronomist
CNH Industrial and Trimble Announce Data Sharing Connectivity
Trimble and CNH Industrial, a global leader in agricultural equipment, announced today that they are enabling wireless connectivity between
How Does Transport Impact Senior Horse Immune Function?
Researchers have long known that transportation can be stressful for horses—not only for their minds but also for their bodies. Still, sc
What You Need to Know About Equine Stomach Acid
Did you know the average horse’s stomach only has a 2- to 4-gallon capacity? That’s because it was designed to digest a small but stead
Case IH tractor sells for top dollar at Ritchie Bros. auction
Other top sellers included Case IH combines and a New Holland tractor
First off today we continue our interview with Allan Pelletier, director of livestock traceability with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, a
Now is the time farmers should be scouting their wheat and barley crops for fusarium.
Livestock Premises ID Participation Strengthens Canadian Agriculture
Livestock traceability protects Canada's livestock industry and the public's well-being by strengthening the ability to respond quickly to
Manitoba Agriculture Crop Report
Warm, dry and windy weather conditions prevailed across the province allowing for favourable drying of soil surface.
KAP President Pleased To See Canadian Ag Partnership Come To Fruition
Ag leaders across Canada are looking forward to the new Canadian Agricultural Partnership, which was announced on Friday.
Wallenstein Feed & Supply Ltd. and suppliers contribute $103,500 to Farm & Fo..
(Wallenstein) Wallenstein Feed & Supply Ltd. (WFS), a feed manufacturing company based in Wallenstein, Ontario, has announced a donation of
Biosecurity is always important for pig farmers, but with fair season underwa..
Speaker: Dr. Lisa Becton, director of swine health information and research, National Pork Board
Manitoba PED Outbreak Appears on the Decline
The Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea outbreak that has spread throughout swine operations in southeastern Manitoba since the end of April appears
ARC and E Approach Proving Effective in Dealing with PED
A program originally set up in Ontario to combat Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome has been has been extremely effective in dea
Testing on pigs may reduce drug failure rates
Pigs could assist in putting only the most successful drugs on pharmacy shelves, thanks to Penn State University researchers.
The infected animal did not enter the food cycle
NAJYRC Daily Wrap Up | July 21, 2017 Canadians Jump to Two Team Silver Medals
he third day of competition at the 2017 Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships (NAJYRC), presented by Gotham North,
Rohwer Testifies at Senate Hearing on 2018 Farm Bill
Crop insurance and commodity title programs have been critical for helping farmers survive sustained low commodity prices, and they should
What You Need to Know About Equine Stomach Acid
Did you know the average horse’s stomach only has a 2- to 4-gallon capacity?
Sukup Employees Named as Top Officers for the North Iowa GEAPS Chapter
Sukup Manufacturing Co. employees, Brent Hansen and John Hanig are no strangers to the Grain Elevator and Processing Society community. In
Government Of Canada Extends A Food Policy For Canada Consultations
A Food Policy for Canada will set a long-term vision for the health, environmental, social, and economic goals related to food, while ident
Not even a tornado could prevent a Saskatchewan farmer from completing fieldw..
Farmer applies fungicide with tornado in the background
Next we take a look at the highlights from the latest crop report, with conditions as of July 18, 2017.
Canadian Agricultural Partnership
And a quick note that Canada’s agriculture ministers signed a $3 billion partnership with Ottawa at the close of two days of meetings in
Weekly Livestock Market Summary
More Virulent Strain of PRRS Challenges Manitoba Pork Producers and Swine Vet..
The President of the Canadian Association of Swine Veterinarians says a new more virulent strain of PRRS is creating new challenges for por
'Shear' Determination Nets Competitors Awards At Sheep Exhibition
The 2017 Grasslands Sheep Exhibition attracted some top quality animals this year.
Canadian Angus Foundation Congratulates Devon Donald, Junior Angus Stockman ..
When he was 9 years old, Devon Donald started his own purebred Angus herd. Eleven years later, he has been presented with the Canadian Angu
Strong Attendance For Ag In Motion
Show Manager Rob O’Connor says they have seen a lot of interest in this year’s show with strong attendance.
Flax Council President Announces Retirement
The president of the Flax Council of Canada has decided to retire.