Each year, many new canola hybrids come to market, each backed by a lot of claims. One of the best ways to sort through all this information and determine what might work best on your farm is to access local, replicated field trial results. “When growers are choosing their hybrid each year, they have a […] Read more
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Keep it Clean reminds growers: Every season matters for market access
5 Tips to keep crops market ready while planning for 2026
With harvest wrapping up and crops in bins, protecting access to key markets remains top-of-mind for growers. Proper storage is critical for maintaining market access, and Keep it Clean reminds growers that clean bins, moisture and temperature monitoring, and careful aeration management all reduce storage risks while keeping grain market ready until delivery. The Keep […] Read more

BKT farm tires roll into Fountain Tire
Global brand brings choice to western Canadian farmers based on performance and price
For decades, farmers across the Prairies have relied on Fountain Tire for more than just tires. From Brandon to Lethbridge and Camrose to Dawson Creek, the company has been part of the fabric of farming communities since the tire retailer opened its first store in Wainwright, Alta., nearly 70 years ago. Now, Fountain Tire is […] Read more

Future planning in uncertain markets: financial strategies for farmers
Farming has always required foresight. Today’s agriculture risks go beyond the fields to the markets, supply chains, evolving tax laws, trade disputes, input costs, parts delays and shifting policy. Any one of these things can throw a season off course. So how do producers stay ahead of a moving target, manage a sustainable business, reach […] Read more

VIDO – Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
Celebrating 50 Years of VIDO Innovation
For 50 years, the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) at the University of Saskatchewan has helped producers protect herd health and livelihoods. Since opening its doors in 1975, VIDO has delivered eight commercial veterinary vaccines, including six world firsts, tackling diseases that matter to farmers such as calf scours, shipping fever pneumonia, and hemorrhagic […] Read more

New N-stabilizer widens the anhydrous ammonia application window
As anyone who applies anhydrous ammonia in the fall knows, the logistics of the task can be exasperating. Is the soil cold enough? Will it be cold enough by the time I finish? Is it really going to be 17 degrees next week? I also need to get my fall herbicide down now. And on […] Read more

Nutrien Ag Solutions helps farmers build success from seed onward
Before anything else comes the seed. Before harvest goals, marketing plans, production budgets, equipment planning – everything starts with the seed you plant and what you hope to get out of it come autumn. With tightening margins and seemingly constant market upheaval, it can feel like today’s farmers have a lot more riding on the […] Read more

SAIRS: Shearer Agricultural Imaging & Remote Sensing
StoneSight: Revolutionizing Stone Mapping
SAIRS (Shearer Agricultural Imaging & Remote Sensing), based in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, is an ag-tech innovator driven by on-farm ingenuity and digital precision. Their leading product, StoneSight, is an AI-driven stone mapping system designed to optimize efficiency and precision in agricultural operations. Harnessing machine learning and open-source data, StoneSight creates detailed, navigable maps of field-embedded stones […] Read more

Elevating fall rye as a staple crop in prairie crop rotation plans
A decade of expertise is behind FP Genetics’ passion for helping farmers see the benefits of including fall rye in their crop management plans.
The Canadian leader in hybrid fall rye is making it their mission to assist farmers who want to try something different, plus provide expertise and reliable seed to those who have already made the leap to rye. FP Genetics sales manager Chad Yanchycki says they have learned a lot about fall rye over the last […] Read more

Timing matters: Pre-harvest glyphosate and grain moisture
Why applying glyphosate too early can put market access at risk
Glyphosate is a crop protection tool that growers count on and is effective for pre-harvest weed management. However, applying it too early can result in unacceptable residues in harvested grain, putting market access at risk. That’s why timing is everything. Glyphosate may only be applied when grain moisture content is less than 30% in the […] Read more