Theories are interesting fodder over coffee at Tim Horton’s, but data matters.
Farm Living
Food facts matter over theories
AAFC researcher working to validate the health benefits of Canadian crops
Canadian farmers reveal concerns ahead of federal election
Part 1 | Cross-country takes on Trump, tariffs and trade tensions
Farmers from across Canada weighed shared perspectives on the upcoming 2025 federal election. In part one, they talk Trump, tariffs and trade tensions.
Glyphosate class action moves forward in Canada
Bayer defends safety of the herbicide, but legal costs may force withdrawal from U.S. market
Multiple law firms across the country – in Saskatchewan, Ontario, British Columbia and elsewhere – are now recruiting Canadians to join a class action lawsuit related to Roundup and cases of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Performance improvement plans set expectations
Today’s farms rely on strong teams to keep things running smoothly, and the “fire fast” mindset doesn’t always serve them well.
Making fishing fun for beginners
It will be a good day if you focus on your guest’s needs and interests
Taking a beginner angler on their first fishing trip is a big responsibility for a fishing mentor, but if you focus on your guests’ needs and interests, it can make for a lifelong memory.
Two recipes that are now part of the Canadian Prairie food culture
Cabbage rolls and pierogies have become part of the Canadian Prairie food culture.
Visitors have a whale of a time in Mexico’s Baja California
Scientists think gray whales approach boats to connect with people because they see people as neither prey nor threat
Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula has a reputation for the best whale watching in the world.
Sask. food safety changes won’t include farm eggs
The province’s health minister said farm eggs can be sold at farmers’ markets after concern they would be caught up in new requirements
Saskatchewan has extended consultation on its food safety regulation amendments after an outcry about egg grading requirements.
WHAT WE HEARD: Farmers chime in on 2025 Canadian election priorities
Western Canadian farmers pointed to worries about trade and tariffs, government spending and Western alienation
There’s still time to share what matters to you and your farm in the 2025 Canadian federal election. Initial Glacier FarmMedia survey results single out tariffs and trade, government spending and western Canadian alienation.
Saskatchewan berry company sold
Grasslands Group of Companies announced April 1 it has acquired Prairie Berries
Grasslands Group of Companies announced April 1 it has acquired Prairie Berries
