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DROUGHT Two years of drought has the sector scrambling as winter approaches See story pg 6
Producers searching for feed may have to go off the beaten path again this year, as supply concerns mount. The province got little relief from its recent streak of poor forage this year. Most first cuts yielded between 40 to 60 per cent of normal, according to a recent report from the Manitoba Forage and
Indoor farm companies say they're scaling up, but many question their business model
INNOVATION Indoor farm companies say they’re scaling up, but many question their business model
Reuters — Leafy salad greens grown under banks of LED lights, with mist or drips of water are having their day in the sun. Several top U.S. indoor farms say they are boosting production to a level where they can now supply hundreds of grocery stores. Plenty, Bowery, Aerofarms and 80 Acres Farms are among young companies that see a future
Finding where pests exist in the early stages of movement into an area are key to control
In 2017, 84 per cent of farmers were using precision ag tech, but half said their internet wasn’t fast enough
Young Farmers: Devin Pouteau chose cattle over a career in chemistry
Set yourself up for success when it comes to cover crops
One weather specialist says there’s an unsettling weather pattern established for the Prairies
Moisture levels across the province are variable, as are crop yields, which aren’t quite disastrous
Do More Agriculture and Farm Credit Canada are building on their mental health awareness and training efforts
