By Tim Kalinowski The Alberta Federation of Agriculture would like to see more discussion from all political parties, without overblown rhetoric, about the serious issues facing Alberta
By Tim Kalinowski The Alberta Beef Industry has been continually told by successive governments and parties of all political stripes that it is vitally important to the
By Tim Kalinowski The fallout of China’s recent decision to ban Canadian canola exports continues to spread as it was announced at the end of March China
By Tim Kalinowski In 1810 the first descendents of newly-elected Canadian Federation of Agriculture president Mary Robinson settled onto their little farm in Augustine Grove, Prince Edward
By Tim Kalinowski Researchers at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada may have definitively answered some age-old questions about the most painless ways to castrate young calves. Dr. Karen
By Tim Kalinowski There is nothing quite like taking part in an arena show with your Percheron horses, says Judy Lucas, of Lucasia Ranch located near Claresholm,
By Tim Kalinowski Up near High Prairie, farmer Tyson Kucheruk has been telling his story on YouTube since 2006. Known as the “Northern Farmer,” Kucheruk started out
By Tim Kalinowski While invasive species tend to follow many different pathways and arrive in southern Alberta from many different vectors, says Delinda Ryerson, executive director for
By Tim Kalinowski The agricultural plastics industry in Canada is intent on becoming more green and more sustainable, says Bill Spenceley, owner and president of Flexahopper Plastics
By Tim Kalinowski On Feb. 13 years of carbon tax federal-provincial strife in Saskatchewan finally came to a head in the Court of Appeal in Regina, and
