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Pandemic could prod gov’t to fix safety nets: researcher
In a rare occurrence, Canadian attention has been drawn to the country’s food system and food security. That could goad…
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Ag Notes – July 25
Wine grape industry receives funding The federal government is contributing more than $2.3 million to the Canadian Grapevine Certification Network…
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A Canola System With Different Agronomic And Pricing Options
With canola remaining in high demand with good prices, growers are looking for ways to grow as much as…
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Hemp research delves into new varieties for new uses
Research trials underway across Canada are designed to learn more about hemp agronomy, varieties and production. Mike Gretzinger, research manager…
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VIDEO: CanolaPalooza19 – Saskatchewan edition
Saskatchewan CanolaPalooza was held July 9, 2019, at the Ag Canada Research Station near Saskatoon. Here are some videos of…

Alta. coal consultation worries conservationist

Feds approve wireworm insecticide

Ag water management COVID-19 funding

Pandemic could prod gov’t to fix safety nets: researcher

Ag Notes – July 25

Hemp research delves into new varieties for new uses

Immigration program offered for CDN ag

VIDEO: CanolaPalooza19 – Saskatchewan edition
Canterra inks new distribution deal with Pride Seeds

Man. company helps turn tractors into robots
A package from North Star Robotics enables farmers to more easily embrace autonomous operation of farm equipment
Spotting driverless-tractors working a Canadian field will be commonplace in the near future. Canadian growers are already retrofitting equipment with technology that enables machines to works autonomously, such as Brian Tischler’s Ag Open GPS and Matt Reimer’s tractor that pulls a grain cart up to his combine. These solutions require a fair amount of tech […] Read more