Keep it Clean’s 2025 list, meant to warn farmers about marketing hurdles tied to specific agri-chemical use, has updated its guidance on cereal and lentil pesticides
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Eastern Manitoba farm wins tourism award
Leah and Guy Bouchard of Green Pastures Farm didn’t expect that opening their operation to visitors would net them provincial recognition as an environmentally friendly day-trip destination, but that’s exactly what happened when Tourism Awards Winnipeg announced this year’s picks in the sustainable tourism category. “I just wasn’t expecting that,” Leah Bouchard said. “We just[...]
Building smart barns for smart farms
Farmers of the future should look to incorporate a network of sensors, technology and computer power that will let them build true smart barns and optimize their farms, professor says.
Regenified certification comes to Manitoba
Regenerative farmers have been looking for ways to capture premiums, not just cost savings, from their farming practices. Certification programs like Regenified are one tool being pitched.
Bison hunt incident a cautionary tale: industry
The president of the Manitoba Bison Association says producers can take lessons from a recent incident that cumulated in an fraudulent bison hunt on a Binscarth-area ranch without the landowne's knowledge.
Manitoba Crop Alliance tendering out homegrown sunflower varieties
The Manitoba Crop Alliance is courting seed companies for the first hybrids to come out of its confection sunflower breeding program.
Struvite fertilizer from Winnipeg sewers
Winnipeg upgrades will process wastewater into commercial struvite fertilizer for crop nutrition compaly Ostara, helping to close the phosphorus loop.
Manitoba pasture outlook cautiously optimistic
Pastures grazed too early can make plants and roots less healthy and pastures less productive.
Farm-produced anhydrous ammonia in the home stretch
A Manitoba farm is about to be the real-world testing ground for green ammonia: anhydrous that is produced on site using clean technology and is both more friendly to the environment and frees the farmer from fertilizer market volatility.
Grain drying without fossil fuels
A Morris manufacturer says biomass grain drying makes sound economic sense for farmers regardless of public policy.
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