By Tim Kalinowski While his organization will not be officially endorsing any one federal political party in the election, Bill Huber, president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers
By Tim Kalinowski The Alberta Federation of Agriculture says what it wants the parties to focus on in this election season is the broader bread and butter
By Tim Kalinowski All four of the major federal parties faced off in the Canadian Federation of Agriculture’s National Agriculture Leaders Debate on Sept. 24 in Ottawa.
By Tim Kalinowski Calls for more value-added processing for Canadian agriculture are not new, but perhaps are taking on an increasing importance as international markets remain volatile
By Tim Kalinowski When you farm on the margins of Canadian agriculture with smaller acres, you are more vulnerable to the headwinds found within the marketplace, says
By Tim Kalinowski Farming Smarter will be digging in to reveal the truth about soil quality and health in the Southern Alberta region. The benchmarking project, which
By Tim Kalinowski The Canadian Cowboys Association Finals Rodeo will once again land in Swift Current for its fourth straight year. The event takes place Oct. 16-19,
By Tim Kalinowski While agricultural export markets are still shaky for Canadian farmers, Alberta Agriculture and Forestry provincial crop analyst Neil Blue says overall things have stabilized
By Tim Kalinowski RBC recently released its report on the future of the agriculture industry entitled “Farmer 4.0: How the coming skills revolution can transform agriculture.” While
Dreeshen says farmers want choice in their insurance coverage and a safe work environment for their families By Tim Kalinowski Alberta Agriculture and Forestry Minister Devin Dreeshen stopped
