Virtual fencing could be a viable way for producers to prevent over-grazing and better manage cattle herds, even on more marginal pasture on the Prairies.
Virtual fencing shows promise in rough northern Prairie terrain
Virtual fencing could be a viable way for producers to prevent over-grazing and better manage herds
On-farm research gives local canola insights for 2024
From fertilizer to canola seeding rates, here’s the latest on-farm canola research data, specific to Manitoba
From fertilizer questions to canola seeding rates, here’s the latest on-farm canola research data, specific to Manitoba.
UPDATED: Trade work will continue, Kinew says after Trudeau resignation news
Manitoba is building trade relationships, protecting exports, Kinew says in wake of news that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be stepping down.
Focus on soil health can arm against salinity
Soil health speakers urge farmers to avoid bare ground, test with soil health in mind
Soil salinity threatens agricultural productivity and long-term soil health, but innovative, nature-based solutions exist, regenerative ag advocates say.
Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program given charitable status
The program provides counselling services specific to farmers, their families and employees
The Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program is now a registered charity recognized by the Canada Revenue Agency.
FEATURE: Beekeepers in a corner against varroa mites
Resistance concerns are growing with chemical control products and the alternatives are finicky. What’s a beekeeper to do?
Resistance concerns are growing with popular chemical varroa mite control products, while alternatives like folic acid, oxalic acid or thymol products are finicky. What’s a beekeeper to do?
Manitoba honey harvest disappoints
Manitoba’s honey production in 2024 dipped sharply from what beekeepers got from their hives in 2023
Manitoba beekeepers posted their lowest honey yield in years in 2024, and producers are also worried about another year of bad winter hive mortality
Searching for consistent food security in the north
Northern and remote areas, especially Indigenous communities, need more food security support, speaker says, but logistical challenges abound
Northern and remote areas, especially Indigenous communities, need more food security support, speaker says, but logistical challenges abound.
Pieces moving again on U.S. bulk bee debate
Should Canada allow U.S. packaged bees? From industry group consultations to courtrooms, the topic is heating up
Industry groups wanting a reopened border for bulk packaged bees from the U.S. are pulling together risk mitigation proposals. Meanwhile, the issue also took centre stage recently in a federal courtroom.
More food inflation predicted
Canadian food prices projected to rise three to five per cent in 2025, says national report
Canadian food prices are projected to jump another three to five per cent in 2025; raising the food bill for a family of four over $800, Canada’s Food Price Report says.
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