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Grasslands called key to carbon future

Grasslands called key to carbon future

A researcher says grasslands must be retained now if landowners are to take advantage of carbon markets in the future.
Gopher control enters the post-strychnine era

Gopher control enters the post-strychnine era

Insect and vertebrate pest management specialist James Tansey has recommended those products containing zinc phosphide.
Commentary: Yes, the media is biased against livestock

Commentary: Yes, the media is biased against livestock

Eating meat, dairy and eggs is good for human health, especially for people who live in poorer countries: UN report.
Agriculture This Week: Uncovering Canada's lost livestock breeds

Agriculture This Week: Uncovering Canada's lost livestock breeds

If a breed goes extinct, the genetics are lost, and there are reasonable scenarios where that would be unfortunate for the livestock sector.
Mustard acres expected to increase this year

Mustard acres expected to increase this year

A lot of new growers were lured in by coffee shop talk of last year’s sky-high prices that at times eclipsed $2 per pound.
Canada moves ahead with gene editing for crops

Canada moves ahead with gene editing for crops

Federal government will financially support the review of Canada’s organic standards slated for 2025.
Wheat market reacts to rain in U.S. Plains

Wheat market reacts to rain in U.S. Plains

The rain was desperately needed in central Kansas, where the crop at least had a fighting chance, but that didn’t happen and now the crop is looking “pretty stressed.”
Canada and Sask. invest $19.5M in Pest Biosecurity Program

Canada and Sask. invest $19.5M in Pest Biosecurity Program

This program supports education and training.
EU likely in market for Canadian durum

EU likely in market for Canadian durum

Conditions are better in other major durum growing regions like Sicily, southern Italy and Greece.
Grow Hope SK launches 6th growing season to fight world hunger

Grow Hope SK launches 6th growing season to fight world hunger

Folks are invited to sponsor an acre for $350, which can result in proceeds of up to $500 from the sale of that crop.
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