Residents near Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, B.C., have filed a lawsuit against the RCMP and Canadian Food Inspection Agency following the culling of ostriches in May 2025, alleging improper procedures and emotional distress.
Amlan International partners with Elanco Animal Health for a three-day educational seminar in Japan, focusing on clinical approaches to manage diarrhea and pneumonia in suckling calves.
Willow Bunch and Bengough volunteer fire departments responded to a bale fire at an area feedlot on Monday night, resulting in the loss of approximately 25 bales. The incident highlights rural firefighting challenges.
The federal government has announced an expansion of the AgriStability program to include pasture-related feed costs, providing crucial financial relief for livestock producers facing economic pressures.
A devastating fire at a large hog farm complex in Madison County, Ohio, has resulted in the deaths of approximately 6,000 hogs, with thick smoke billowing across the region, visible for miles around.
A bird flu outbreak at an Amherstburg poultry farm has triggered containment zones and culling. Officials emphasize low human risk, with infections rare and requiring close animal contact.
Alberta and Saskatchewan premiers call for a three-year exemption from the federal strychnine ban, citing severe agricultural damage from gopher overpopulation and potential constitutional conflicts.
Alberta's agricultural sector anticipates tariff reductions but remains focused on building long-term resilience against future economic and environmental challenges.
The Yukon Gold potato, a Canadian invention developed over 14 years by breeder Gary Johnson, celebrates its 60th anniversary. Known for disease resistance and buttery flavor, it's featured in over 100 New York Times recipes.
Federal officials confirm a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza at a commercial poultry operation in Amherstburg, Ontario, prompting immediate containment measures and a coordinated public health response.
A commercial poultry farm in Amherstburg, Ontario, has confirmed a case of avian influenza, raising concerns about biosecurity and potential impacts on local agriculture and food supply chains.
A Trump executive order promoting glyphosate production has ignited protests from MAHA mothers, while Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s shifting stance on pesticides draws scrutiny in Washington.
Residents in Vankleek Hill express serious concerns that the proposed Ottawa-Montreal high-speed rail line could significantly disrupt local farmland and agricultural operations in Eastern Ontario.
A tree farm employer near Weyburn, Saskatchewan, has been criminally charged for allegedly exploiting foreign workers, highlighting ongoing labor concerns in the agricultural sector.
The annual maple tapping season is set to commence in the Waterloo-Wellington area, marking the start of syrup production. Local producers prepare for a traditional harvest amid favorable weather conditions.
The Haidaichuk family's hydroponic lettuce farm in Mississippi Mills showcases sustainable agriculture and immigrant success, using innovative technology to grow fresh produce year-round.
Saskatchewan farmers receive enhanced, tailored coverage as the crop insurance program expands to address climate and economic challenges, with federal and provincial support reaffirmed.
Federal and provincial governments announce continued funding for Saskatchewan's 2026 Crop Insurance Program, with $8 billion paid in claims over five years. Deadline for producer applications is March 31, 2026.
Canada leads the G7 in food inflation at 7.3%, driven by structural issues like productivity gaps and trade barriers, not just climate factors, as experts warn of persistent price rises.
Nutrien Ltd. anticipates robust potash demand this year, driven by strong agricultural commodity fundamentals and a record-breaking harvest that boosts fertilizer needs.
Infrastructure bottlenecks and market volatility are damaging Canada's reputation as a reliable trade partner, prompting calls for a coordinated national agriculture strategy to support the $150 billion sector.
Rising food prices are fueling intense discussions among Atlantic Canadian farmers and federal policymakers, highlighting economic pressures in the agricultural sector.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith jointly request federal authorization for emergency strychnine use to address agricultural pest control challenges.
Ellen Davis, appointed as Prince Edward Island's Livestock Champion, is leading efforts to increase the province's cow population through strategic initiatives and farmer support.
The Kinsmen Fanshawe Sugar Bush is hosting pancake breakfasts and educational sessions on maple syrup production this Family Day weekend, offering a sweet start to the 2026 season.
Alberta's innovative indoor farming, like the Oilfields High School project, showcases year-round produce production, positioning the province to spearhead Canada's food security and reduce reliance on imports.
Unseasonably warm temperatures have prompted an early start to the maple syrup season at Ruscom Maple Farms in Essex County, marking a notable shift in traditional harvesting timelines.
A rare legal challenge over horse exports commenced in Winnipeg, with demonstrators gathering at the courthouse steps. The trial highlights ongoing debates in animal welfare and trade regulations.
Bunge announces a renewed partnership with the Regina Food Bank, committing to donate 105 tonnes of lentils annually to support families and school meal programs in the community.
Alberta farmers and government officials are pressuring federal regulators to reconsider the ban on strychnine for controlling Richardson's ground squirrel populations, citing devastating crop losses and economic harm.