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Andrew Kippen, managing director with North Valley Precision Planting, with the company’s Innovation Award-winning CornerStone row unit at Manitoba Ag Days in January.  Photo: Greg Berg
AgDealerTV, Machinery

VIDEO: CornerStone planter pitches easy operation for farmers

Award-winning row unit by Precision Planting leans on its flexible design, ease of use and on-farm mainenance

By Greg Berg 22 hours ago
Award-winning row unit by Precision Planting leans on its flexible design, ease of use and on-farm mainenance

White mould sclerotia on the stem of a mature soybean plant. Photo: Mike Staton/Michigan State University
Crops

White mould tops 2025 disease threats in Manitoba soybean fields

White mould, a.k.a. sclerotinia, was found in nearly two-thirds of surveyed fields, with eastern and southwestern regions hit hardest

By Miranda Leybourne February 26, 2026
White mould was found in nearly two-thirds of surveyed Manitoba soybean fields during the 2025 growing season, but at a relatively low intensity in most cases.


An adult cabbage seed pod weevil. Photo: Abi Benson/Manitoba Agriculture

(Multi-use permission granted, maintain photo credit)
Crops, Oilseeds

Cabbage seed pod weevil the surprise top canola pest in Manitoba for 2025

Flea beetles, armyworm, diamondback moth made presence known in parts of the province

By Miranda Leybourne February 21, 2026
Get set to scout this summer. After a few years of low profile in Manitoba, cabbage seed pod weevil populations, among a few other pests, boomed here in 2025.

Chris Hendrickson with Prairie Grain Analyzers runs a grain sample through the Auger Sampler device at Manitoba Ag Days.  Photo: Greg Berg
Crops, Machinery

Grain auger sampler takes top prize at Ag Days

A Manitoba company’s system allows farmers to ditch the scoop and go digital

By Greg Berg February 20, 2026
Manitoba company Prairie Grain Analyzers has invented a grain sampler device that automatically takes samples of grain from an auger while it’s running.


Farmers and farm families flocked to Brandon's Keystone Centre in late January for Manitoba Ag Days 2026. Photo: Alexis Stockford
Op/Ed

OPINION: Ag Days 2026 moved talk from trade anxiety to tactics

Farmers, speakers and exhibitors at Manitoba Ag Days 2026 were again talking trade uncertainty, but this year’s tone felt more proactive

By Miranda Leybourne February 13, 2026
Farmers, speakers and exhibitors at Manitoba Ag Days 2026 were again talking trade uncertainty and tariffs, but this year’s tone felt more proactive.

An adult cabbage seed pod weevil. Photo: Abi Benson/Manitoba Agriculture

(Multi-use permission granted, maintain photo credit)
Crops

VIDEO: Manitoba’s cabbage seedpod weevil explosion

Crop pest could pose a problem for Manitoba canola growers in 2026 if last year’s population jump wasn’t a fluke

By Greg Berg February 7, 2026
Crop pest could pose a big problem for Manitoba canola growers in 2026 if last year’s population jump wasn’t a fluke.


Todd Botterill, a salesperson with AllAgParts out of Stanley, Man., beside the Feed Eazy Pro 3020 that took top prize in the Animal & Livestock category at Manitoba Ag Days’ Innovation Showcase.  Photo: Greg Berg
Livestock, Machinery

VIDEO: Feed Eazy bale grinder tops livestock innovation

The tub grinder is touted as a lower-priced alternative to TMR mixers for livestock producers, and won an innovation award at Manitoba Ag Days 2026

By Greg Berg February 4, 2026
Tub grinder for bales promises farmers lower-priced alternative TMR mixers, wins a first prize in the Innovation Showcase at Manitoba Ag Days.

The R-Tech Fence Mower at the Innovation Showcase barn at Manitoba Ag Days 2026.  Photo: Greg Berg
Machinery

R-Tech fence mower wins for farm safety innovation at Ag Days

R-Tech hydraulic fence mower lessens labour, farmer injury risk of cutting grass under pasture electric fence

By Greg Berg January 27, 2026
R-Tech fence mower wins 2026 Ag Days Innovation Showcase farm safety category for labour saving fenceline mower


Wild oats at the Assiniboine College weed garden. Photo: Greg Berg
Crops

MANITOBA AG DAYS: Wild oat resistance tightens its grip in Manitoba

Herbicides are increasingly failing to control wild oats as the weed pops up across Manitoba farm fields

By Miranda Leybourne January 24, 2026
Herbicides are increasingly failing to control wild oats as the weed pops up across Manitoba farm fields.

Tyler Freeman, head of market analysis for Parrish & Heimbecker, said the normal summer drop in fertilizer price did not materialize in 2025. Photo: Don Norman
Crops, Markets

MANITOBA AG DAYS: Don’t wait to buy fertilizer, farmers warned

Higher fertilizer prices likely ahead, says Ag Days speaker. Farmers waiting until spring to buy fertilizer might have to take whatever price they can get

By Don Norman January 22, 2026
Higher fertilizer prices likely ahead, says Ag Days speaker. Farmers waiting until spring to buy fertilizer might end up eating the cost.


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