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Comment: Can Canada lead on ag at upcoming climate talks?
There’s a new push to address agriculture’s contribution to global pollution
Editorial: An impossible dream? So was putting a man on the moon
Potassium and drought: A twofold water uptake problem
Poor moisture can cause vicious cycle of poor potassium uptake, which can lead to less efficient water use
Big ag goes headhunting for carbon offsets
EMERGING | In a wild, wild west of carbon programming services, should producers buy in (or rather sell in) to the sales pitch?
As Canadian and U.S. carbon markets heat up, big ag companies are throwing their hats into the carbon offset program ring and looking to recruit farmers to produce those offsets. This June, fertilizer giant Nutrien rolled out a plan to expand its pilot carbon program which began last year. With about 200,000 acres enrolled in
CNH to buy Raven Industries
Heavy equipment maker to pay US$2.1 billion for precision ag firm
Tending to your farm’s factory floor: its soil
The health of your farmland can have a big impact on your bottom line
MOA soil health project to match livestock producers, landowners
Livestock integration, reduced tillage, perennials and cover crops to get a boost on organic farms with Conservation Trust funding
These non-native weeds are big problems in Manitoba
Keep an eye out for these noxious weeds in the coming growing season
Aussie farmers cutting carbon to stay competitive
Two growers presenting to an international conference say this is a response to growing demand in premium markets
Manitoba farmers confronted with a dry spring
Much of agro-Manitoba is sitting at 30 per cent or less of normal precipitation since November, and that’s not counting the dry fall beforehand