Forages
Federal investment kick-starts Aquanty project
The Aquanty project is said to be a game changer in how the province will address future water management issues within the Assiniboine River Basin
EU officials to decide on Roundup after political impasse
Cattle play role in bird habitat
Bird populations have declined on the Canadian Prairies as grassland areas have shrunk rapidly
KAP has first meeting with Ag Minister Ralph Eichler
Manitoba’s general farm organization covered a number of issues, including education tax, in a meeting with the new Manitoba agriculture minister
More canola and pulses, less wheat expected in Canada
NASA conducting aerial soil moisture data collection over south-central Manitoba
The NASA aircraft carries a radiometer instrument similar to the one on board the Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite launched in 2015
Brexit: ‘Taking farmers for fools’
U.K. farmers find themselves torn between their innate conservatism and economic interests that may be best served by staying in the EU
With electronic ignition, fuel injection and more computing power than the space shuttle, today’s cars and trucks never backfire. Our politicians — with less horsepower and far less memory — often still do. The latest may be British Prime Minister David Cameron who, during his 2015 re-election campaign, promised British voters a referendum on whether
Supporting boots on the ground with an eye in the sky
Manitoba Forage and Grasslands Association looks to complement its Green Gold central testing program with drone data
Bayer crop unit apologizes to farmers after Twitter gaffe