Crop Management
Auctions of Saskatchewan crown lease land are once again on hold.
Crop Management
Grain farming on solid financial ground: Farm Credit Canada
There may be situations are farmers are stretched financially, but overall the industry is healthy, says FCC
Farmland advisory committee created in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan government has created the Farm Land Ownership Advisory Committee to address farmer concerns and gain feedback about the…
Saskatchewan looks to expand trade in Indonesia
Saskatchewan intends to increase its agricultural partnership with Indonesia.
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Seeding conditions look good for U.S. winter wheat crop
SASKATOON — Seeding conditions are near ideal in the hard red winter wheat growing region of the United States, says…
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Russian wheat exports start to pick up the pace
Russia has had a slow start for its 2025-26 wheat export program, but the pace is starting to pick up…
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Seed treatment targets flax stands
Researchers at Manitoba’s crop diversification centres are completing a study on flax seed treatments, investigating whether the products can improve…
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Precision 4R cuts farm greenhouse gas emissions
Lower areas in your field tend to emit more greenhouse gas, research shows that precision 4R nutrient stewardship practices can…
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Fertilizer method’s link to emissions studied
A researcher says others studying greenhouse gas emissions aren’t considering how the loss of nitrogen into the atmosphere correlates with…
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Controversy fails to prevent PGR use in oats
Some Manitoba oat growers are still using chlormequat chloride — the active ingredient in Manipulator —and sometimes to measurable success.
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Saskatchewan puts crown land auction on hold
Province was set to resume selling agricultural crown land earlier this month but decided to hold more consultation
VIDEO: What tech makes your combine tick during harvest season?
Machinery manufacturers cite their favourite options on their companies’ combines
Greg Berg with Glacier FarmMedia speaks with product specialists with Case IH, New Holland and John Deere about harvest technology features on their combines at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show.
Manitoba Crop Report: Harvest advances despite heavy rains
Despite heavy rains in much of the province, Manitoba’s harvest advanced to 86 per cent complete as of Oct. 6, 2025.
Fertilizer Canada-led campaign highlights environmental stewardship
Make Your Acres Count campaign promotes streamlined fertilizer use resulting in lower input costs in crop production
Make Your Acres Count campaign aids Alberta farmers in getting recognized for their environmental stewardship in their crop production.
Farmland advisory committee created in Saskatchewan
Provincial government seeks stakeholder engagement, 10 years since the last Saskatchewan Farm Security Act review
The Saskatchewan government has created the Farm Land Ownership Advisory Committee to address farmer concerns and gain feedback about the issues.
Grain farming on solid financial ground: Farm Credit Canada
Farm Credit Canada has positive outlook, but others say weak prices and high input costs taking toll
There may be situations are farmers are stretched financially, but overall the industry is healthy, says FCC
Mail strike disrupts grain sample delivery
The Canadian Grain Commission has asked farmers to consider delivering harvest samples directly to CGC offices, services centres or approved drop offs as Canada Post strike delays mail.
Wildfires have unexpected upside this year
Smoke from this year’s wildfires helped counter extreme heat and scorching sun, benefitting the Prairie canola crop
One farmer feels smoke from nearby wildfires shrouded the July skies and protected his crop from the sun’s burning rays, resulting in more seeds per pod and more pods per plant.
Saskatchewan looks to expand trade in Indonesia
The province signed a letter of intent during a recent trade mission to the region
Saskatchewan intends to increase its agricultural partnership with Indonesia.
Seeding conditions look good for U.S. winter wheat crop
Conditions are particularly favourable in Kansas, the top hard red winter wheat producer
SASKATOON — Seeding conditions are near ideal in the hard red winter wheat growing region of the United States, says a weather expert. “It is really very good,” said Drew Lerner, president of World Weather Inc. “We’ve had a good alternating pattern of rain and sunshine in the majority of the region.” Most of the […] Read more
