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P.E.I. researchers study cow manure for soil, emissions

Researchers on Prince Edward Island are exploring how cattle manure can be used to strengthen agricultural soil and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Discover the potential of this sustainable farming practice.

Nutrien Sells $900M Assets, Focuses on Potash

Nutrien, the world's largest potash producer, sells $900 million in assets to sharpen its focus on Saskatchewan's booming potash sector, as global demand surges. Read the full strategic shift.

Maritime Farmers Short on Hay After Drought

Farmers across the Maritimes are grappling with critical shortages of hay and animal feed following a severe summer drought, threatening livestock health and farm viability.

Nova Scotia Christmas tree sales up, exports down

Local Christmas tree sales are booming in Nova Scotia this season, with one seller moving 350 trees, even as international shipments face a downturn. Discover the local market shift.

Plant Forward on the Prairies coming to Saskatoon in 2026

Canada's flagship plant-based food innovation conference, Plant Forward, is coming to Saskatoon in September 2026. The event will highlight the Prairies' role as a global leader in sustainable agriculture and ingredient production.

Calgary's Sultech Goes Global with Fertilizer Tech

Crossfield-based Sultech Global Innovation is taking its patented micronized sulphur fertilizer worldwide, signing deals from Canada to the UAE. Discover how this Alberta-born technology is boosting crop yields.

Cargill Regina canola plant opening delayed to 2026

Cargill's major canola processing plant in West Regina is now slated for a 2026 opening, despite construction passing the halfway mark. Get the latest details on the project's progress and timeline.

Regina Canola Plant Construction Halfway Complete

Construction on Cargill's new canola processing facility in Regina is now 50% complete. The project remains on schedule for a 2025 opening, boosting Saskatchewan's agri-processing sector.

Manitoba cattle herd shrinks while beef prices rise

Manitoba's cattle population is declining as ranchers like Jonathan Vaags respond to high costs and market pressures, leading to higher beef prices for consumers. Explore the factors behind this agricultural shift.

Historic Vancouver PNE venues seek naming rights

Vancouver's Pacific National Exhibition is seeking naming rights partners for the historic Pacific Coliseum and PNE Agrodome. Learn about the iconic venues' history and financial strategy.

CFIA rejects honey bee import restrictions for mite

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirms no restrictions on honey bee imports are required to combat the deadly Varroa destructor mite, citing current biosecurity measures as effective.

Montreal's Restaurant History at McCord Museum

Explore Montreal's rich culinary legacy at the McCord Stewart Museum's new exhibition 'On the Menu,' featuring iconic restaurants, menus, and artifacts that tell the city's story through food. A must-see for food lovers!

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