Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) and the B.C. Cattlemen's Association (BCCA) are working together to help B.C. cattle producers whose grazing and hay supplies have been affected by this summer's droughts and wildfires. The two cattle organizations are connecting affected producers in B.C. with Alberta producers who may have feed, pasture, or cattle-feeding capacity available. Alex... Read More

Sesame is showing promise as a new cropping opportunity for southern Ontario growers, with six years of research demonstrating a fit with the region’s growing season, existing farm equipment, and potential domestic and export markets. At Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show in Woodstock, Ont., Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness new crop development specialist Evan... Read More

After a decade focused on helping Canadian growers get more from seed treatment technology, Syngenta Canada is expanding the mandate of its Plattsville, Ont., research facility to tackle another evolving area of crop production: biologicals. The company has launched the Canadian Seedcare & Biologicals Institute (SCBI) at its Honeywood Research Facility, 10 years after the... Read More

A shift in oceanic temperatures is signalling a major change for North American weather patterns heading into the winter months. As the heat dome over the central United States breaks down in the coming week, an historically strong "Super El Niño" pattern will begin asserting a dominant influence across the continent, setting up Western Canada... Read More

The U.S. Senate Ag Committee's Farm Bill, the Agricultural Act of 2026, advanced this week and is now awaiting consideration from the full Senate. This bill contains funding direction for several programs for U.S. farm families and rural communities, including crop insurance, disaster assistance and research funding, to name just a few areas governed by... Read More