Revised, Nov. 15 — Agrifood giant Archer Daniels Midland has stopped studying and started moving on plans for a biodiesel production plant next door to its canola crushing plant at Lloydminster, Alta.

The U.S. imposed 50 per cent tariffs on some Canadian goods on Saturday after the two countries failed to reach a trade deal.

Farmers on the Ag in Motion Indigenous Producers Panel say there isn’t enough Indigenous agriculture today and there’s too much reliance on others for lifestyle. Indigenous people have been farming ...

Glacier FarmMedia – Canadian dairy farmers will see a slight drop in what they’re paid on farms for milk in 2025. The Canadian Dairy Commission announced Nov. 1, 2024 that a decline in feed prices and ...

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Glacier FarmMedia — Canada’s proposed retaliatory tariffs could end up hurting the country’s grain farmers. Grain Growers of Canada has perused the long list of potential U.S. counter-tariff targets ...

Canada's Food Price Report expects the average family of four to see their food bill increased by $1,000, or four to six per cent, in 2026. Photo: Getty Images Food prices are 27 per cent higher now ...

Crushing statistics of major oilseeds in Canada for the month of June 2026, reported by Statistics Canada are as follows: Figures are in metric tonnes.

A few years ago, Stuart McMillan got a call about organic canola acres in Western Canada. Considering there are 18 to 22 million acres of conventional canola across the Prairies, the caller couldn’t ...

Disruptions to nitrogen fertilizer supply through the Strait of Hormuz could reduce global grain yields and shift planting decisions, potentially lifting grain prices, Goldman Sachs said in a report ...

Total mixed rations (TMR) are one way producers make sure that cattle are getting the best nutritive bang for the farmer’s buck. It helps make sure that every animal is getting their share, and no ...

Glacier FarmMedia—Global Food and Ingredients, a plant-based and plant protein company with facilities in Saskatchewan, has announced a “wind down” of its business operations. A May 7 news release on ...