While it works to diversify, Canada shouldn’t neglect its old standbys, says one expert
What happens between now and spring here, and in the U.S. and Saskatchewan, will be the determining factors
KAP’s president says safety nets, carbon tax and Crown lands among big issues on the radar
The very wet fall last year has set the stage for a very challenging spring season
It was a challenging year, but the data shows there were still some surprising good yields
Members of the five commodity groups debated, then voted at CropConnect 2020
Delegates raised concerns of private investors buying land and squeezing farmers out of the market
The province sees the highest cost for unfilled positions
Manitoba producers have been operating under fuel caps at Co-op cardlocks since early February
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