By Tim Kalinowski The Western Equipment Dealers Association has joined forces with the Canada Equipment Dealers Foundation, Saskatchewan Polytechnic and Sun West School Division to create hands-on
By Tim Kalinowski Late spring seeding always makes for unique challenges for farmers, and this year will likely be no exception, says Harry Brook, a crop specialist
By Tim Kalinowski Olds College is poised to help the Alberta agriculture sector make the transition into a Smart Farm future, says OC president Stuart Cullum, and
By Tim Kalinowski For J.R. Weasel Fat, program co-ordinator for the Indigenous Agriculture Program at Red Crow Community College, agriculture represents a more economically independent future for
By Tim Kalinowski While the winter has seemed longer and more snowy in southern Alberta than usual, Ralph Wright, head of Alberta Agriculture and Forestry’s AgMet unit,
By Tim Kalinowski Agricultural plastics have their advantages and uses in today’s farming business, but they also leave a big problem behind, says Alberta Plastics Recycling Association
By Tim Kalinowski The Alberta cattle industry is in a relatively stable position at the moment, despite the potential for seismic shifts in Canadian cattle export market
By Tim Kalinowski As spring seeding approaches, there are a few clouds on western Canadian agriculture’s sunny horizons. Uncertainty over NAFTA, higher interest rates and a low
