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A world without Roundup is a ‘real threat,’ says New Zealand farmer

By Jennifer Blair January 26, 2022

Glacier FarmMedia – Glyphosate changed farming across the globe — but if farmers don’t want to lose the ‘chemical of the century’ entirely, they’d better use it less often. That’s the view of a seed grower from New Zealand who made farming without glyphosate the focus of his Nuffield research. It’s hard to overstate the[...]

Equipment, News

FROM TOY TO TOOL: The sky’s the limit for farming drones

By Jennifer Blair July 13, 2022

Glacier FarmMedia – From flashy toy to just another tool in the tool box — for many farmers, drones have simply become an everyday part of the work they do. “It’s not as novel as it was a few years ago,” said Markus Weber, president of LandView Drones. “For a lot of people when they[...]

Farmit Manitoba, Other

Will the gusher of grain movement continue this winter?

By Jennifer Blair November 3, 2020

Glacier FarmMedia – The grain transportation system has been ‘pounding it,’ with monthly records falling like flies through spring, summer and even into harvest. So will it continue? That will depend on sales and demand from other sectors that ship by rail, say experts. “We’ve done very well in the aftermath of everything that’s happened[...]

News, Oilseeds

Taking the path of least resistance opens door to clubroot ‘disaster’

By Jennifer Blair December 22, 2021

Glacier FarmMedia – Canola growers should keep one simple message in mind when choosing their varieties for next year’s growing season: Every acre needs to be clubroot resistant. “What we’re trying to do is really focus on using clubroot resistance as part of a proactive, integrated prevention or management plan for every canola acre,” said[...]

Farmit Manitoba

The big challenges won’t end when the pandemic does

By Jennifer Blair June 15, 2021

The ag sector will require some fresh approaches to old problems if Canadian producers hope to remain competitive in a post-pandemic world. “All of the things we were worried about post-pandemic are exactly the same things we were worried about pre-pandemic,” said Simon Kennedy, deputy minister of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada. Trade conflicts,[...]

Beef cattle, News

Labelling law rears its head again, but officials don’t expect its return

By Jennifer Blair July 14, 2021

Glacier FarmMedia – Mandatory country-of-origin labelling (COOL) is gone, but there’s a new effort by American beef producers wanting to bring it back. “It’s still hugely on our radar,” said Alberta Beef Producers chair Melanie Wowk. “When COOL was first instituted in 2003, it was costing us about $600 million a year, so I think[...]

Farmit Manitoba

Demand seen soaring for legal, farm-killed meat

By Geralyn Wichers, Jennifer Blair June 29, 2021

LOCAL | Producers, particularly small-scale farmers, would benefit from similar regulations in Manitoba, says Direct Farm Manitoba Demand for on-farm slaughter licences in Alberta has exploded since last summer when a rule change allowed consumers to buy individual animals and have them processed on the farm. Manitoba should have its own, similar regulations, says Direct[...]

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Regenerative agriculture is becoming the next big thing for consumers

By Jennifer Blair April 9, 2021

Consumers have latched on to a new-to-them concept that puts soil health front and centre — regenerative agriculture. “For farmers, (regenerative agriculture) is nothing new, but now we’re starting to see consumers use the term,” said Jo-Ann McArthur, president of Nourish Food Marketing in Toronto. “When we look at it, we see it potentially becoming[...]

Farmit Manitoba, Other, Weather

Like it or not, climate change will change your farm, say two experts

By Jennifer Blair January 10, 2020

Canada’s best-known climatologist always knows when he’s lost a crowd of producers he’s presenting to. It’s usually right around the time he starts talking about climate change. But he gets it. “Farmers have been beat up a lot — they’ve been accused of causing climate change,” said David Phillips, Environment and Climate Change Canada’s senior[...]

Beef cattle, Livestock, Other

Select cattle genetics that are a fit for your operation

By Jennifer Blair April 6, 2021

Glacier FarmMedia – Putting cattle into an environment that doesn’t suit them is like jamming a round peg in a square hole — you might be able to make it work, but it’s going to take some effort. “Genetic selection is really about putting DNA into production,” said Vermilion-area beef producer Sean McGrath. “You’re buying[...]

U.S. grains: Soybean futures set two-week high on US weather worry, soyoil rally

Alberta Crop Report: Rains in the south, dryness in the north

Agriculture ministers agree to AgriStability changes

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U.S. grains: Soybean futures set two-week high on US weather worry, soyoil rally

Alberta Crop Report: Rains in the south, dryness in the north

Agriculture ministers agree to AgriStability changes

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A world without Roundup is a ‘real threat,’ says New Zealand farmer

FROM TOY TO TOOL: The sky’s the limit for farming drones

Will the gusher of grain movement continue this winter?

Taking the path of least resistance opens door to clubroot ‘disaster’

The big challenges won’t end when the pandemic does

Labelling law rears its head again, but officials don’t expect its return

Demand seen soaring for legal, farm-killed meat

Regenerative agriculture is becoming the next big thing for consumers

Like it or not, climate change will change your farm, say two experts

Select cattle genetics that are a fit for your operation

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