Canada's out-of-date system for approving new products and innovations is putting Canadian producers at a competitive disadvantage.
Op/Ed
Canada needs an approvals overhaul
Canada’s out-of-date system for approving products and innovations is holding us back
U.S. farm bill and Project 2025
Proposed overhaul of U.S. government has implications for farm bill in Canada’s biggest trading partner
Proposed overhaul of U.S. government has implications for farm bill in Canada's biggest trading partner
The stories behind seeded acreage stats
Seeded acreage estimates offer insight to farmer decision-making philosophy
Statistics Canada's seeded acreage estimates offer insight to farmer decision-making philosophy.
Mexico’s election delivers new leader to tackle old problems
Two agricultural issues, corn and water, have Mexico and the U.S. at loggerheads
Two agricultural issues, corn and water, have Mexico and the U.S. at loggerheads as Mexico’s trading partners get ready to deal with a new Mexican president.
Europe’s agricultural uprising a warning for Canada
EU election results have dealt a blow to overreaching green policies
EU election results have dealt a blow to overreaching green policies, and Canada's government should take note.
Is it time for farmers to have their own political party?
Frustrated farmers have organized politically in the Netherlands. Should Canadian farmers follow suit?
Farmer-supportive parties are winning political power in Europe. What does that mean for Canada? Is it time for a farmer political party?
We need to talk about resiliency
Metaphorical and actual storm clouds punctuate resiliency conversation
Volatile weather over farm fields in Manitoba punctuates conversation around resiliency both on farm and in policy-making halls of government.
Soil: the great unifier
Senate soil report highlights shifting focus on core issues
Senate report, "Critical Ground: why soil is essential to Canada's economic, environmental, human and social health," marks a pivotal shift in how we value soil and soil health.
Editor’s Take: Reflection key to ag labour challenges
Agriculture has to face its workplace shortfalls.
Opinion: Defence of Bunge-Viterra merger has holes
Opinion: The Bunge-Viterra merger dangerously decreases grain transportation competition in Canadian agriculture.
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