Farmers around the world pay the price for the wars they didn’t start
Op/Ed
The environmental cost of conflict
Farmers around the world pay the price for the wars they didn’t start
Hiding granaries from missiles
The farmers of Ukraine toil on, even in the shadow of a long war
Ukrainian farmers say the war has affected them, but they cannot stop their work.
Trump win adds fire to Bill C-282 debate
Canada’s supply management bill had already drawn lines between supply managed and non-supply managed agriculture; U.S. election results likely gave that wedge another whack
Canada’s supply management bill had already drawn lines between supply managed and non-supply managed agriculture; U.S. election results likely gave that wedge another whack.
Ottawa must move to stop the great train robbery
Canada’s rail system needs a hard look at costing to support critical trade and markets for western Canadian grain
Canada’s rail system needs a hard look at costing to support critical trade and markets for western Canadian grain
Canada Water Agency needs farmers at the table
Farmers are keepers of the land and of water, and they should be treated as such by the new Canada Water Agency
Farmers are keepers of the land and of water, and they should be treated as such by the new Canada Water Agency.
Is the biofuel market cooked?
A flood of cheap imported feedstocks like used cooking oil from China is undermining growth in the U.S. biofuel market for crops like canola and soybeans
A flood of cheap imported feedstocks like used cooking oil from China is undermining growth in the U.S. biofuel market for crops like canola and soybeans.
OPINION: It’s time to pass Bill C-282
Keeping dairy, eggs and poultry Canadian, as Bill C-282 would do, makes sense
Supply management is a uniquely Canadian triumph that has proven itself over 50 years and Bill C-282 would protect it.
Letter: Money alone will not solve algae bloom problems
Money alone will not solve Lake Winnipeg algae bloom problems.
Policy risk is on farmers’ minds, but it’s as clear as mud
Fees for accessing global gene banks could bring additional costs to researchers, farmers
Policy risk was the top concern in a Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute survey, but the reality of that risk is murky and hard to understand.
Pumpkin spice and public outreach
Fall brings people closer to the farm: Agriculture outreach can start here
People are actively looking for a taste of farm life, even if it is romanticized. Agriculture should take advantage
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