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Pest Management Regulatory Agency removes the registration to spray dicamba on dicamba tolerant soybeans after the crop starts growing
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PHOTOS: Fall a hidden treasure to visit Manitoba parks and beaches
Get the best of fall in Manitoba: Many parks are worth a trip in the off season; from quiet beaches…
Fall grazing flush can set cattle up for fog fever, or ‘the grunts’
Using hay to limit gorging during a sudden fall pasture flush can avoid the dietary shock that sets cattle up…
Canola or cars? Canada can’t save both
Canola is a winning industry for Canada, but right now the Canadian farmers growing it are feeling the squeeze from…
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Mythbusting the folklore of winter forecasts
Can Manitoba’s fall really predict future winter weather? From early leaf drop to when the birds leave, there are plenty…
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U.S. market would be hard for Canadian agriculture to replace: FCC
Diversifying Canadian farm product trade and reducing reliance on U.S. buyers would be a hard sell, pulse and special crops…
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Manitoba Pork unveils new sustainability framework
Pork group says new sustainability document will increase transparency around its goals and environmental progress
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Manitoba farm profits under pressure
Manitoba farmers are facing down a double hit of high input costs, like fertilizer, and low grain prices as they…
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Digital age farmers need truth sense
Misinformation and disinformation are enjoying a surge in the age of the internet. Experts say agriculture and farmers shouldn’t take…
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Savour your late-summer garden harvest
Ripe garden produce piles up in kitchens across Manitoba this time of year: Here’s how to use it up without…
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Health Canada proposes new restrictions for dicamba on soybeans
University of Saskatchewan launches Introductory Agriculture certificate program
A new University of Saskatchewan program is aimed at students or professionals looking for a base of Prairie agricultural knowledge.
Manitoba harvest hits halfway mark: report
Harvest progress in Manitoba hit the halfway mark during the week ended Sept. 16, according to the latest crop report from the provincial agriculture department.
PHOTOS: Fall a hidden treasure to visit Manitoba parks and beaches
Manitoba’s many parks are worth a trip in the off season; from quiet beaches to explosions of fall leaf colour on the hiking trails
Get the best of fall in Manitoba: Many parks are worth a trip in the off season; from quiet beaches to explosions of fall leaf colour on the hiking trails
Fall grazing flush can set cattle up for fog fever, or ‘the grunts’
Using hay to limit gorging during a sudden fall pasture flush can avoid the dietary shock that sets cattle up for acute bovine pulmonary emphysema, or ‘fog fever’
Using hay to limit gorging during a sudden fall pasture flush can avoid the dietary shock that sets cattle up for acute bovine pulmonary emphysema, or ‘fog fever.’
General Mills keeps annual outlook as North America demand softens
General Mills maintained its annual sales and profit forecasts on Wednesday, as the Cheerios maker grapples with rising economic uncertainty and softer demand in key markets, including North America.
Canola or cars? Canada can’t save both
Sacrificing the canola industry to Chinese tariffs in favour of the auto manufacturing industry would a bad move for Canada and Canadian trade policy
Canola is a winning industry for Canada, but right now the Canadian farmers growing it are feeling the squeeze from China’s tariffs.
Canadian crop production revised mostly higher from August
Canadian grain and oilseed production in 2025/26 was likely larger than earlier expectations, as warm temperatures and increased precipitation across the Prairies in August helped crop development, according to updated estimates from Statistics Canada released Sept. 17.
Mythbusting the folklore of winter forecasts
Can Manitoba’s fall really predict future winter weather? From early leaf drop to when the birds leave, there are plenty of old sayings, but how much fact is there behind the folklore?
Can Manitoba’s fall really predict future winter weather? From early leaf drop to when the birds leave, there are plenty of old sayings, but how much fact is there behind the folklore?
U.S. market would be hard for Canadian agriculture to replace: FCC
Diversifying Canadian farm product trade and reducing reliance on U.S. buyers would be a hard sell, pulse and special crops convention hears
Diversifying Canadian farm product trade and reducing reliance on U.S. buyers would be a hard sell, pulse and special crops convention hears
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