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The Forecast Is An Early Warning, Not A Verdict
El Niño begins in the tropical Pacific, a long way from an Alberta field. But its influence doesn’t stay there. By...
What 40 Years in Pedigreed Seed Taught Gordon Hill
PHOTO: Gordon Hill and wife Colleen. The B.C. Peace Country grower reflects on rising costs, lost research capacity...
New Federal Funding to Expand Farm Safety Resources Across Canada
A $1.07-million federal investment will help the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association expand the training,...
Alberta Harvest Reaches 23%, but Wet Weather Keeps Combines Waiting
Only five percentage points of Alberta’s major crops were combined in the week ending September 15. Canola remains...
Alberta Farmers Face a High-Yield Harvest With Little Room for Delay
Crop potential remains strong across much of Alberta, but wet weather, uneven maturity and mounting quality risks are...
Too Wet or Too Dry? Build a Farm Ready for Both
Better soil structure, smarter rotations and reduced compaction can help dryland farms withstand increasingly...
Alberta Harvest Gains Ground, but Remains Well Behind Normal
Warm weather helped farmers make meaningful harvest progress during the final week of August, but Alberta’s crop...
Breeding Barley for an Uncertain Water Future
Western Crop Innovations breeder Yadeta Kabeta explains how new barley varieties are helping Prairie farmers manage...
Alberta Harvest Lags as Farmers Race to Protect Crop Quality
Yield prospects remain strong across much of the province, but wet conditions and delayed crop development have...