Three new lentil varieties were showcased at Ag in Motion 2026, and crop researcher Ana Vargas shares wins from her breeding ...

The Port of Vancouver moved record volumes of grain in the first half of 2026 due to last year’s bumper crop and a variety of ...

The Canadian government announced $1.07M in funding over two years towards the Canadian Agriculture Safety Association on ...

A rosy pea market outlook is due to a smaller Canadian crop, strong demand from India and China and problems getting Russia’s crop to market.

Crop Development Centre researchers highlight new wheat, barley, oat and pea varieties and breeding work underway for Prairie farms.

AAFC cuts and a changing federal role in crop research are raising concerns about a future technology gap in Canadian Prairie wheat breeding.

Canada’s seed sector is undergoing a major transformation as the federal government changes its role in crop development and regulation.

The latest tariffs may not be hitting Prairie hog farms hard yet, but producers planning major projects or purchases are watching closely.

The disconnect between oat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade and cash prices has become more prominent than usual, said grain buyer Scott Shiels.

Invasive waterhemp can hitch a ride on combines at harvest. Farmers are urged to scout for the noxious weed before hitting the field.

CDC Salt King is helping control kochia, and the researcher who developed this variety hopes growers will soon have access to certified seed.

Farm Credit Canada believes both fixed and variable rates will “grind higher” in 2026 and 2027, meaning higher borrowing costs for farmers.