Farms aren't as mobile as we'd like sometimes, and that can mean leaving your home base to pursue work and life somewhere else. Taking on a new challenge outside of where you grew up has benefits though; for example, expanding your social circle, or diversifying professional opportunities. For Michelle Baker, with Millstone Crop Services, based... Read More

After enjoying a counter-seasonal rally in the grain markets, prices have started to drift lower. Farmers with crop left to price might be wondering — now what? To answer that question, we go to Jon Driedger of Leftfield Commodity Research. While there's no ruling out a move to the upside, Driedger has a hint of... Read More

In this week's Wheat Pete's Word, host Peter Johnson talks wheat physiology — it might be cold, but it'll still photosynthesize — oats, changing the language around "recreational" tillage, controlled traffic, and so much more. Also, catch Pete on the most recent episode of The Agronomists, where he's a guest alongside Jeremy Boychyn from Alberta's... Read More

Sustainability can be defined several different ways, but during Syngenta's recent Media Summit, which gives a preview of the company's initiatives and future directions, the company defined the word for themselves and their customers. "It's pretty simple. For us, sustainability means helping farmers do the best job they can to grow the best crop," says... Read More

Just like that, it's December. Thanks for tuning into RealAg Radio! On today's show you'll hear: Shirley Brennan, executive director for the Canadian Christmas Tree Growers Association; Timothy Caulfield, professor of health law and science policy, TV host, and author; Charles Burton of the McDonald-Laurier Institute, on relations with China; and, The top ag news... Read More