Some say Saskatchewan has “big sky.” They aren’t wrong. As a child, I marvelled at how it stretched endlessly, vast and ...

Before modern communication, response times and organization would have been much poorer. Time is of the essence in limiting ...

A packed crowd at an AgTech breakfast at Ag in Motion got to to hear pitches from numerous start-up companies in the agricultural industry.

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Wheat staged a minor rally before jumping higher in July. The market finally woke up to the seriousness of the situation in ...

Prairie crops battered by late-season hail storms have led to greater hail damage claims reported in the second half of ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture now has a national plan to rebuild the American cattle herd. Is something similar ...

Crop prices look poised to climb in 2027 Crop price movement is looking similar to September 2021, when canola futures and ...

The federal government has pledged $3.1 million toward to improve the scope and quality of swine health surveillance through ...

The Canadian Wheat Research Coalition and Canadian Barley Research Coalition are joining forces to help reshape how varieties ...

Prairie feed crop conditions are a ‘mixed bag’ as harvest continues. Buying interest from feedlots is rising with feed grain ...

SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade were lower Friday, giving up yesterday’s increases. The United States ...