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NFU asks ag committee to launch fertilizer price probe

NFU asks ag committee to launch fertilizer price probe

WESTERN PRODUCER — The National Farmers Union is calling on the House of Commons standing committee on agriculture and agri-food to launch a fertilizer price investigation.
Rural recovery report focuses on broadband

Rural recovery report focuses on broadband

Federation of Canadian Municipalities says pandemic showed how governments can work together to tackle a problem.
Black beans may control diabetes

Black beans may control diabetes

USDA research found that one serving of black beans per day reduced insulin resistance in obese mice by 87 per cent.
West Coast ships back up as deliveries slow

West Coast ships back up as deliveries slow

Virtually no grain has moved from the Prairies in the previous eight to nine weeks and demurrage costs are mounting.
Vaccine mandate slams hog sector as truckers avoid border

Vaccine mandate slams hog sector as truckers avoid border

Hog farmers are scrambling to find trucks to carry their pigs across the border.
South Korea lifts BSE restrictions

South Korea lifts BSE restrictions

South Korea has lifted import restrictions on Canadian beef.
Hanson Farm auction, biggest in history, sets new benchmark for land prices for southeast Sask.

Hanson Farm auction, biggest in history, sets new benchmark for land prices for southeast Sask.

Hanson Farm auction wrapped up on Jan. 26, establishing a record as the biggest farm auction in Ritchie Bros. history anywhere in the world, and also setting a new watermark for farmland in southeast Saskatchewan
Opinion: Climate change: ‘you can only postpone reality for so long’

Opinion: Climate change: ‘you can only postpone reality for so long’

Climate change denial is still out there, despite scientist's call for immediate action.
One, clear winner in clubroot resistant canola

One, clear winner in clubroot resistant canola

Researchers found some varieties did well at 10 to 20 percent disease, however some of the genetics performed poorly.
Chickpea research aims to help lower income countries

Chickpea research aims to help lower income countries

Fifty-one researchers from around the world collaborate to identify varieties that are available to nations that need them.
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