There are basic guidelines and advice when deciding on want plants you want in your pasture mix, but questions abound.
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What do we want to grow in our pastures?
There are basic guidelines and advice for a pasture mix, but questions abound
Leaving a place setting: Indigenous food sovereignty and agriculture
We must be ready to approach disagreement productively if Indigenous-agriculture partnerships are to really move toward reconciliation
Agriculture is being told that reconciliation means being open to Indigenous partnership. That means being ready to approach disagreement productively.
Nebraska feedlot moves in the wrong direction
‘Clean’ projects that involve a lot of concrete aren’t really clean
Cement-heavy Nebraska feedlot is a move in the wrong direction.
Chinese canola investigation has guaranteed trade impacts
Regardless of outcome, China’s dumping probe will damage Canadian canola growers
Regardless of outcome, China's dumping probe will damage Canadian canola growers.
Canada’s strategy on trade and farm support needs to pivot quickly
Canada can’t abandon rules-based trade, but it needs a plan B as it adapts to changing geopolitics
Canada can't abandon rules-based trade, but it needs a plan B as it adapts to changing geopolitics.
Birds and bison and rejuvenating the land
Prairie landscapes can be agriculturally and ecologically productive
Prairie landscapes can be both agriculturally and ecologically productive.
Merger of grain giants betrays Prairie origins
Those concerned about the Bunge-Viterra merger are right to be worried
Those concerned about the Bunge-Viterra merger are right to be worried about the deal's impact on grain industry competition.
Agriculture missing from Canada trade picture
With a CUSMA renegotiation looming, agriculture needs a robust trade strategy
Agriculture is missing in action when "Team Canada" trade missions come up; that's a big problem given the market access threats farmers currently face in the U.S.
Are U.S. bird flu defences sufficient?
Highly pathogenic avian influenza in U.S. cows and poultry continues to fly high
As the World Dairy Expo approaches, it's time for a hard look at defences in place against highly pathogenic avian influenza in the U.S.
How the livestock industry can implement better disease surveillance
We may never be truly ready for the next wave of livestock disease, but more can be done to defend ourselves and our stock
We may never be truly ready for the next wave of livestock disease, but more can be done to ensure we are asprepared as possible.
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