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NWT shareholders speak up at annual meeting, board keeps quiet due to NDA's

NWT shareholders speak up at annual meeting, board keeps quiet due to NDA's

Concerned shareholders are hoping the board got the message that things need to change, but some are not confident.
What’s new and returning for Ag in Motion 2025

What’s new and returning for Ag in Motion 2025

Preparations are already underway for the Saskatchewan farm show held near Langham.
Stock Growers Assn. signs Canada's first prairie conservation contract

Stock Growers Assn. signs Canada's first prairie conservation contract

Canada’s first term conservation easement protects 640 acres of native grassland in Sask., balancing habitat and rancher flexibility.
New USask infrastructure to bolster agricultural research

New USask infrastructure to bolster agricultural research

USask has received $11.8 million in funding for two new facilities that will provide critical workspace for crop and soil science research and teaching.
Gene edited crops face turning point

Gene edited crops face turning point

India takes the plunge, but some crop sectors remain hesitant.
Shareholders seek answers as NWT posts multimillion-dollar loss

Shareholders seek answers as NWT posts multimillion-dollar loss

North West Terminal shareholders are raising concerns over major losses, executive pay hikes and a media blackout ahead of the June 18 AGM.
Understanding wind all about the force

Understanding wind all about the force

Coriolis force weakest at the equator and strongest around the poles.
Canadian agriculture extension called too ‘top down’

Canadian agriculture extension called too ‘top down’

A University of Guelph professor says knowledge transfer is too ‘top down’ and requires a more collaborative approach.
Communication part of the job for Agriculture Canada scientists

Communication part of the job for Agriculture Canada scientists

The department says producer engagement, field demonstrations and making data available online are expected of its researchers.
Conditions right for pea leaf weevils to thrive

Conditions right for pea leaf weevils to thrive

Weevils emerge in the spring and begin feeding on newly planted field peas or fababeans.
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