Former community journalist recounts feeling of community felt at Ag in Motion 2025 among vendors
Opinion
Ag in Motion confirms sense of community found in agriculture
A province away, reporter bumps into many familiar faces which drives the trade show message home
Drone spraying needs quick regulator, industry attention
Regulations that govern the application of crop protection products by drone in Canada are not being taken seriously by many farmers.
Producers face the reality of shifting grain price expectations
Significant price shifts have occurred in various grains as compared to what was expected at the beginning of the calendar year. Crop insurance prices can be used as a base for the changes.
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Young people growing tired of climate alarmism
If concern is to translate into lasting action, the relationship youth have with climate change must be recalibrated — from despair to informed, empowered participation.
Visit to Ag in Motion reveals agriculture’s economic clout
Sometimes you forget about the scope and economic clout of the agriculture sector when you’re sitting at home in your tiny office with a couple of dogs licking your toes.
AI can help with research, but is not the only answer
AI tools have generated a lot of sensational news headlines, but there’s much more to these new tools than that, including their potential to answer questions in seconds.
Rural emergency room closures continue to be vexing problem
Staffing issues are at the root of disruptions and closures in hospital emergency departments, both in rural and urban Canadian locations.
Crop insurance’s ability to help producers has its limitations
Farmers enrolled in crop insurance can do just as well financially when they have a horrible crop or no crop at all, compared to when they have a below average crop
Term easements positive way to protect grasslands
Term easements positive way to protect grasslands
Who put the energy illiterate in charge?
Canada’s energy policy is being shaped by politicians who don’t actually understand how energyworks.
