By Tim Kalinowski For as long as human agriculture has existed the threat of grasshoppers has hung over it. Adding to the almost biblical dread associated with
By Tim Kalinowski New research at the University of Lethbridge may well help stave off one of southern Alberta agriculture’s most pressing future problems. For years irrigation
By Tim Kalinowski Rolling with punches and planning for change, that’s what Eagle Lake Nurseries, located near Strathmore, is all about, says the farm’s longtime production manager
By Tim Kalinowski Farm Credit Canada chief agricultural economist J.P. Gervais says ongoing market volatility is having a noticeable impact on the Canadian agriculture industry, and what
By Tim Kalinowski While farmers are in a pretty good position at the moment when taking into account their land and asset appreciation versus their debt load,
By Tim Kalinowski While it is hard to get a bead on rural crime statistics across the province, says Cor DeWit, president of the Alberta Provincial Rural
While dairy farmers and those in other supply managed sectors of the economy might be grieving the new USMCA deal signed between Canada, Mexico and the United States,
By Tim Kalinowski Tom Koostra, chair of Alberta Milk, does not mince words when it comes to his feelings about the concessions Canadian negotiators made on dairy
