Cattle mull around a slough in a pasture.

Keep kids safe on the farm

Keeping kids safe and getting them involved and interested in the farm don’t have to be mutually exclusive

Farm safety experts are urging farm families not to lose sight of safety — particularly when it comes to their kids — during the flurry of activity that comes with springtime on the farm.

A variety of Canadian currency bills, ranging from $5 to $50, lay flat on a table with several short stacks of loonies on top of them.

Manitoba budget includes tariff help for farmers

The provincial government allocates more than $1 billion to safeguard the province’s economy

The recent Manitoba budget includes investments to support the province’s agricultural producers in the face of U.S. and Chinese-imposed tariffs, provincial finance minister Adrien Sala announced last week.




An aerial view of a tractor in a field with a myriad of data points, like temperature, gps co-ordinates and ph, overtop the image.

Manitoba cropping projects to receive research funding

Projects to receive funding include those focusing on crop breeding improvements, root rot diseases and crop residue

Newly funded agriculture research projects in Manitoba include crop breeding improvements, root rot diseases and crop residue


Peak of the Market CEO Pam Kolochuk.

Peak of the Market navigates tariffs, consumer shifts

Peak of the Market is feeling the pinch from tariff uncertainty, though a “buy Canadian” push is helping

Manitoba’s Peak of the Market vegetable wholesaler says it’s feeling the stress of tariff uncertainty, but increased local demand is an upside.

A soil probe rests on top of two red, 5-gallon pails in a field.

Soil pH levels can help make planting decisions

Levels in Manitoba tend to be on the higher end of the scale, with most soil testing in the neutral to alkaline range

Managing soil pH is a crucial but often overlooked aspect of soil health and crop productivity, says Marla Riekman, a land management specialist with Manitoba Agriculture.