By Tim Kalinowski The Western Canadian Wheat Growers is wanting more details from Ottawa on how they intend to allow Temporary Foreign Workers and seasonal workers in
Tim Kalinowski In a competitive global marketplace anything you can do as a region to increase your profile can help attract investment, and bring in new marketing
Tim Kalinowski The province will be cutting funding to Alberta’s nine Regional Economic Development Associations (REDAs) in half as of April 1, and this short-sighted decision has
By Tim Kalinowski The Alberta egg-laying industry has been making strides to produce eggs in a safer more sustainable way to meet changes in market demand and
By Tim Kalinowski Tom Steve, general manager of the Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions, says this post-harvest season has brought a litany of disasters for farmers trying
By Tim Kalinowski Olds College wants to help the farmers of today prepare for the future of agriculture tomorrow by introducing to new ag innovation courses this
By Tim Kalinowski The old Roman proverb states: “In times of peace, prepare for war.” Clubroot is coming to Southern Alberta sooner or later, says Alberta Agriculture
By Tim Kalinowski With spring seeding getting set to gear up, Luree Williamson, CEO of Agriculture for Life, wants to remind farmers about safety and mental health.
By Tim Kalinowski About 48 per cent of Alberta farm operations and agro-businesses have said they could not meet all their farm labour needs in 2019, a
By Tim Kalinowski With Canadian farm workers in short supply, many in the Alberta agriculture industry have increasingly turned to foreign workers to help address their needs.
