Indigenous agricultural programs across Manitoba and Canada have received a funding boost of $1.52 million from the federal and provincial government under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION: Indigenous ag projects boosted
Provincial and federal governments investing $1.52 million into Indigenous-led agriculture projects totackle food insecurity.
From unused meats to dog treats
Nerbas Bros. Angus is tapping the pet market to capture more value from unpopular cuts
Nerbas Bros. Angus is tapping the pet market to capture more value from unpopular cuts with their dog treats business.
Cattle producers urged to skip U.S. shows
Canadian officials concerned about exposure risk, warn producers their animals might end up stuck if bird flu is found at any U.S. livestock show they attend
The Canadian Food Inpspection Agency is urging producers to leave their dairy and beef cattle out of U.S. shows, due to the threat of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Heavy rains halt eastern harvest
Heavy rains in southern Manitoba are delaying harvest and flooding fields, with more rain expected
Heavy rains in southern Manitoba are delaying harvest and flooding fields, with more rain expected.
Soybeans, edible beans shuffle variety preferences in Manitoba
Xtend soybeans gain ground, record pinto acres noted from the 2024 growing season
Soybean and pulse expert suggests herbicide resistance may be one reason producers are choosing different soybean varieties.
Survey dishes out most common cow-calf practices: Where does your farm fit?
From weaning practices to health care and calving success, national Beef Cattle Research Council survey pegs what cow-calf producers are doing on their farms and why
From weaning practices to health care and calving success, national Beef Cattle Research Council survey pegs what cow-calf producers are doing on their farms and why.
New website launched to fight pulse root rots
Aphanomyces and fusarium are top priorities for rootrot.ca
Aphanomyces and fusarium are top priorities for new pulse root rot website, rootrot.ca.
Manitoba wheat sees mixed fusarium levels
Some wheat samples have taken a grade hit at the elevator in central Manitoba, but problems are spotty
Uneven fusarium levels in Manitoba are affecting cereal crop quality, influencing market prices and harvest decisions.
Bioherbicide to attack Palmer amaranth
Researchers are developing a targeted virus to beat back the infamous yield robber
Palmer amaranth is infamous for pushing through herbicide control. New research hopes a tailored virus has more luck in controlling the noxious weed.
Late-season lodging flattens Manitoba cereals
Flattened wheat, oat and barley fields promise to be a harvest headache for farmers
Lodged wheat, oat and barley fields promise to be a harvest headache for farmers.
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