Agriculture

SASKATOON - Mike Mitchell shoots first and speaks in the third person later. The Saskatchewan farmer's his breezy, off-the-cuff, third-person narration from behind a phone camera has attracted millions of online views for his YouTube channel.

Farmers will need to build resilience into their operations if agriculture is to survive and thrive. Trees, specifically shelterbelts, can play a major role

The last time farmland values dropped in that province was 2001

A report from BioTalent Canada shows the labour market needs to recruit thousands.

A warmer climate over land increases drought severity.

World’s exporters and importers warned they would face significant adjustments if proposed policies are implemented.

Too-cold temperatures can cause long-term health consequences in new-born calves.

Germination and vigour scores have not been negatively affected in cereal crops, but mechanical damage is high in pulses.

Industry concerned about unverified promises and lack of independent data but confident ‘the riff raff will get sorted out.’

Prince Edward Island potatoe producers are still facing an export ban in addition to tough weather.