Soaring costs of fuel and fertilizer in the wake of the Iran war are making hard times worse for farmers across the U.S.

It still takes an exceptional amount of time and money to get a product into the hands of farmers, says CropLife ...

Rob O’Connor, show director for Ag in Motion and Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show, ordinarily hangs his hat in Saskatchewan, but ...

By Glen Hallick The Canadian dollar gave up two-tenths of a cent on Monday, despite ample support from hikes in crude oil. The loonie finished at US$0.7227 or US$1=C$1.3837 compared to Friday’s close ...

China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi said that Canada could surpass its goal of increasing exports to China by 50 per cent by 2030, during a meeting with Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand ...

The organic plots at the Swift Current Research Centre were torn up May 28, despite calls to reverse planned cuts to ag ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed to Saskatchewan cattle producers it won’t introduce new traceability ...

A lawsuit by Iowa-based seed company Latham Quality alleges that Bayer used illegal and anti-competitive practices to ...

Canadian Pacific Kansas City received a 72-hour strike notice from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union, ...

Residents in the Shellbrook, Sask., area were ordered to immediately evacuate Friday night, May 29, due to a fast-moving wildfire.

As of May 29, at least 50 rural municipalities had declared fire bans as much of the province remained under extremely high risk of fire.

Canada won’t take imports of hog blood, uncooked hog snouts or raw hog manure from the United States due to a small ...