Tag Archives: Agriculture

Alberta planning to invest $125M in drought and flood protection program
The Government of Alberta plans to invest $125 million over the next five years in a new Drought and Flood Protection Program. It’s designed to help vulnerable municipalities and Indigenous comm...
Jaryn Vecchio Mar 04, 2024

Agriculture Roundup for Thursday February 29, 2024
Canadian pulses are some of the most sustainable crops in the world, and a national group is looking to back that up with even more data. Pulse Canada is asking chickpea growers to participate in a su...
Alice McFarlane Feb 29, 2024

Listen: Canola nutrient requirements
A successful canola crop needs a lot of nitrogen, which is why nitrogen gets most of the attention. That same successful crop also depends on phosphorus, potassium, sulphur and micronutrients. Alice M...
Alice McFarlane Feb 28, 2024

Agriculture Roundup for Wednesday, February 28, 2024
Delegates at the annual meeting of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture asked for the interest-free portion of Advance Payment Program moved back up to $350,000. Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrenc...
Alice McFarlane Feb 28, 2024

Developing ingredients for new snack and food options
The creation of new food products from agricultural crops could open new doors for allergy-sensitive individuals. The ingredients created by Avena Foods will refine specialty-milled oat and pulse flou...
Alice McFarlane Feb 27, 2024

Canadian cattle herd hits 1989 lows
Livestock inventories have dropped, according to the latest estimates released by Statistics Canada. On Jan. 1, Canadian cattle, hog and sheep numbers were down compared with the same date one year ea...
Alice McFarlane Feb 27, 2024

Federal, Manitoba governments offer more money on northern railway and Churchill port
The federal and Manitoba governments are putting another $60 million into a railway and a port in the province’s north. The money is to be used to finish work on the Hudson Bay Railway and to co...
The Canadian Press Feb 26, 2024

Developing new dry bean varieties in Manitoba
Manitoba’s seeded acres for dry beans are climbing and that has researchers focusing their efforts on improving yields. Three varieties have been registered since 2009, including AAC Scotty, AAC...
Alice McFarlane Feb 26, 2024

BASF’s Growing Home program supports communities
Farmers from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario will have a chance to shine a light on their favourite organizations through a contest with BASF. Until Mar.18, producers can nominate organiz...
Alice McFarlane Feb 23, 2024

Agriculture Roundup for Friday February 23, 2024
Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has completed another successful Drive Away Hunger campaign with donors providing over 140 million meals. FCC president and CEO Justine Hendricks said it is a testament to the...
Alice McFarlane Feb 23, 2024

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