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Government of Saskatchewan released results of clubroot survey
Visible signs of clubroot have been confirmed in 43 commercial canola fields and the clubroot pathogen was confirmed in soil...
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Keep an eye on U.S.-China trade war
Expect another year of tight margins in the Canadian crop sector for 2019, Farm Credit Canada predicts in its Ag Economics...
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Mixed red meat outlook for 2019
Canadian beef and hog producers benefited from a robust demand for red meats in 2018 in terms of trade, yet prices were...
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Early 2019 expected to bring El Niño-like weather
Looking forward to what remains of the winter season, there are a few concerns on the horizon. Over the last several weeks,...
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Impact Farming Show - Gerry Friesen - A Farmer's Journey Through Stress, Depression, and Anxiety
On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Gerry Friesen to discuss his journey with stress, depression, and...
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P.E.I. farm population shrinking, getting older, faster than rest of Canada's
The number of people involved in farming, which has been falling for more than a century, is dropping at a faster rate on...
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Province takes steps to curb 'devastating' barn fires
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) is hoping to prevent barn fires that not only destroy...
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Ontario animal cruelty laws should be enforced by public sector: report
TORONTO -- A report from two animal rights groups released Monday urges the Ontario government to have members of the public...
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Owner wants to see tougher laws after she claims her horses were mistreated
A Cochrane woman says she’s happy her horses are safe at home but wants to see some improvements to animal cruelty laws in...
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Manitoba family believes they've created world's largest snow maze
A Manitoba family has created what they believe to be the largest snow maze anywhere in the world. A Maze in Snow, as it’s...