By Tim Kalinowski Farmers in Alberta are coming off a so-so year price-wise, says Neil Blue, a provincial crop market analyst with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, and
Retail farming relies upon a diversity of attractions and/or products, quality interaction with loyal customers and a more intensive model of agriculture to succeed. In this model, you
By Tim Kalinowski As the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) heads into another election season this fall, Todd Lewis, president of APAS, says his members and
By Tim Kalinowski Saskatchewan agriculture minister Lyle Stewart hung up his cabinet spurs for perhaps the last time in mid-August to focus on his own fight with
By Tim Kalinowski While Alberta’s agricultural trade with Saudi Arabia is relatively small, for those companies affected by the current breakdown of diplomatic relations between Canada and
By Tim Kalinowski Recent tragedies and farm accidents involving youth in Alberta highlight the need for continued farm safety education and better collaboration with young people involved
By Tim Kalinowski Closer Canadian ties with China might be inevitable given how important the Chinese economy is, and will continue to be, in the decades ahead,
By Tim Kalinowski Neubauer Farms near Medicine Hat will be hosting its successful follow-up event to last year’s Farm to Table fundraiser on Aug. 24, but this
By Tim Kalinowski Signs are showing positive that Canada, the U.S and Mexico are close to wrapping up their NAFTA differences, with only one thorny issue remaining
