Pork producers in Western Canada rarely buy livestock price insurance, citing high premiums as a major obstacle to the non-cost shared business risk management program.
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High cattle prices fail to budge cautious beef farmer spending
Canadian beef farmers in 2025 are getting paid plenty for their cattle, but the memory of bad markets and little profit is hard to shake when it comes to big investments or projects on their farms.
Groceries in Canada: Price fixing our daily bread
Lack of competition among Canada’s grocery companies is making food prices unaffordable for Canadians.
Feeding ergot: research on ergot-impacted grain and beef cattle continues
Saskatchewan research hopes to tease out better ways for Canadian beef farmers to manage ergot consumption in their herd’s feed
ATP Nutrition wins agronomy innovation award at Ag in Motion 2025
Manitoba’s ATP Nutrition wins Ag in Motion 2025 Innovation in Agriculture Award for agronomy for its Synergro G3 biostimulant.
Digvir Jayas, renowned scientist and professor emeritus from the University of Manitoba, invited to receive the Order of Manitoba this July
Digvir Jayas grew up on a farm in India where he saw too much grain spoil, inspiring him during his renowned career in grain storage research. Now he’s been named to the Order of Manitoba to honour that work.
Critical growing season is ahead for soybeans
What the weather turns out to be in the United States is going to have a significant impact on Canadian producers’ prices
Canola market higher, sees uncertain forward path
U.S. biofuel decision helped canola prices dodge a market downturn for Canadian farmers the week ending June 19, 2025
Thursday night storm smashes Darlingford family’s farmyard
Storm wreaks havoc on Manitoba family’s farm site.
Manitoba 2025 grasshopper season gets early start
Farmers who spray their crops for grasshopper pests this summer need to make sure they don’t do more harm than good, says a professor of environmental science at the University of Lethbridge.
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