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Want to avoid GMOs? New rules will make that harder

Want to avoid GMOs? New rules will make that harder

Canadians could soon be buying genetically modified foods and plants sold with minimal government oversight, recently released federal guidance suggests.
'Imagination is the limit:' U of S research to catch cattle diseases early

'Imagination is the limit:' U of S research to catch cattle diseases early

Gregg Adams can imagine saving a herd of cattle from an outbreak of a deadly disease in the span of hours.
Meeting held for potential investors in Redvers wheat straw plant

Meeting held for potential investors in Redvers wheat straw plant

A public investor meeting was held in Redvers last week for the Re-Gain Corporation, a corporation under Parko Ventures Corp. The Re-Gain Corporation is hoping to establish a wheat-straw pulp mill in the Redvers area.
Bull sale held by Swan River producer

Bull sale held by Swan River producer

Swan Hills Ranch at Swan River, MB., recently held a spring bull sale. The sale of purebred Black Angus and Simmental/Angus cattle was conducted on a fixed time auction platform through DLMS.

Regional-area farm Selected for Next Gen Mentorship Program

From an Educational Assistant to a learner in her own rite, St. Benedict’s Sandra Hessdorfer is one of the young farmers selected for the 2021 Next Gen Agriculture Mentorship Program (Next Gen).
Join the crowd. Survey your canola plant counts

Join the crowd. Survey your canola plant counts

What is the canola yield when a field has zero canola plants per square foot? Zero. What about one plant per square foot? Considerably better than zero, but not ideal. The sweet spot is five to eight plants per square foot.
Mental health and resiliency in the agriculture industry

Mental health and resiliency in the agriculture industry

When we hear about resiliency in agriculture, the discussion often revolves around systems, such as cropping systems, supply chains, food processing and their ability to recover after a setback.

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asking farmers to provide input on federal government's proposed greenhouse gas offset credit system

Could high-tech farming be the future of food?

Robots, blockchain, and high-tech plankton might soon be producing food for British Columbians. The B.C. government last week announced $7.5 million in funding to support 21 agritech companies in the province.
FCC sees opportunities for Indigenous agriculture

FCC sees opportunities for Indigenous agriculture

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) is building a foundation of knowledge to better understand and support Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs to grow and thrive in Canada’s agriculture and food industry.
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