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The Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame inducted eight new members in July 2015. Here is one of the new inductees
The goal is to find ways to grow food that will reduce the need for fertilizers, herbicides, and annual seed purchase
A second grower is taking aim at Peak’s practices
With an election looming, now is seen as the time to put food safety and funding cuts on candidates’ agendas
Agroup concerned with food safety says the current government’s refusal to acknowledge a Canada-wide shortage of federal inspectors is putting public safety at risk. Speaking to reporters in Winnipeg, the president of the union representing federal food inspectors said that the Conservative government’s own staff have raised the alarm over cuts to the Canadian Food
The Bean Report for August 25, 2015
Art Enns wants more people to hear about the work being done by the Manyinga Project to give young Zambians a good education while also training them to farm and garden
When Art Enns looks back on his own life in farming, he knows how valuable it was to learn skills he needed working alongside his father. Now he’s doing what he can to help children in a far-off land who don’t have parents to teach them. Losing parents early in life in a country like
