Agriculture

From drones to scent-lured cameras, digital tools are transforming how Canada finds and eradicates invasive wild pigs.

Production is expected to recover by 70 million tonnes due to favourable conditions while demand will rise by 45 million tonnes.

Initiatives in Saskatchewan, Alberta recognize some of the country’s most extensive and unique remaining prairie ecosystems.

Olds College research shows floating islands remove ammonia, copper and aluminum from ponds.

Canadian researchers are looking to raise Dichrorampha aeratana moths as biocontrol.

The free webinar will have Sheila Tailon, a professional agrologist, speak on how to reduce the spread of the aggressive leafy spurge.

Spring seeding is ahead of schedule, with 18% of the 2025 crop now in the ground despite April storms. Crop Report for April 29 to May 5

Allison Danyluk Ross, a Canadian Food Inspection Agency regional veterinary officer began by giving a broad overview of the disease