Shelling Pea Germination: Tips for a Bountiful Harvest
Learn how temperature, moisture, and planting depth impact shelling pea germination. Expert advice for gardeners aiming to boost crop yields with practical insights.
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Brown vs. White Eggs: Truth Behind Shell Color and Price
Discover why brown eggs cost more than white eggs, the role of chicken earlobes in predicting shell color, and why there's no nutritional difference between them.
Iran War Crisis Spurs Record Food Bank Usage in Toronto
The ongoing Iran war has intensified global instability, driving a surge in food bank usage across Toronto to unprecedented levels as economic pressures mount.
Food Fraud in Canada: A Systemic Issue Beyond Maple Syrup
A recent investigation into adulterated maple syrup in Quebec highlights a broader problem of food fraud in Canada, costing billions annually and posing public health risks due to inadequate enforcement and reliance on reactive measures.
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Sask. Farmers Left Out of Strychnine Approval for Gophers
Producers in RM of 102 Lake Johnston report worsening gopher infestations after poison ban, as new federal approval excludes their region, sparking frustration.
Vanier's Sugar Shack Transforms into State-of-the-Art Facility
Explore how a century-old maple syrup operation in Ottawa's Vanier neighborhood evolved from a simple log cabin into a $1-million, multi-purpose urban facility, the only one of its kind worldwide.
Gopher Infestations Cost Saskatchewan Farmers Thousands
Saskatchewan farmers face significant financial losses due to gopher infestations, with some reporting thousands in crop damage and increased pest control expenses.
Canadian Farmers Face Rising Fertilizer and Fuel Costs
Keith Currie of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture discusses how the Iran conflict is driving up expenses for farmers, with diesel prices posing a major challenge.
Inside Quebec's Maple Syrup Strategic Reserve
Explore Quebec's strategic maple syrup reserve, where thousands of barrels are stockpiled to stabilize global markets and ensure supply security for this iconic Canadian product.
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St. Mary River Irrigation District Sets 2026 Water Allocation
The St. Mary River Irrigation District has announced a 14-inch water allocation for the 2026 season, a critical decision for agricultural operations in the region amid ongoing water management challenges.
Timmins Farmers' Market to Build Additional Pavilion Soon
The Mountjoy Farmers' Market in Timmins, Ontario, is set to begin construction on an additional pavilion in the coming weeks, expanding its facilities to better serve the local community and vendors.
Easter Chocolate Prices High Despite Cocoa Drop
Cocoa prices have fallen from record highs, but Easter candy costs stay elevated due to timing, ingredient diversification, and rising production expenses.
StratusAgro Wins $20,000 at ScaleUP Pitch Competition
Windsor-based agricultural technology startup StratusAgro secured a $20,000 award at the ScaleUP pitch competition, highlighting local innovation in the agri-tech sector.
Quebec Maple Syrup Producer Accused of Selling Cane-Spiked Syrup
A Radio-Canada investigation reveals a Quebec maple syrup producer allegedly selling syrup containing at least 50% cane sugar in cans labeled as pure maple syrup to hundreds of grocery stores.
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Designs for Canada's First Agri-Science Center Near Listowel
The Ontario Agri-Food Discovery Centre, Canada's inaugural agricultural science hub, reveals its proposed design for a Listowel location, marking a major advancement in agri-food research and innovation.
GMO Mustard Wars: Dijon vs. Canola in Canada
A significant agricultural conflict is unfolding in Canada as GMO mustard development challenges the dominance of canola, sparking debates over crop innovation, market competition, and farming sustainability.
Iran War Drives Up Costs for Ontario Farmers
Eastern Ontario farmers face soaring diesel and fertilizer prices due to the Iran conflict, impacting spring planting and operational budgets across the region.
Strychnine Approved for Gopher Control in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Health Canada has granted emergency authorization for Alberta and Saskatchewan farmers to use strychnine until late 2027 to control Richardson's ground squirrel populations causing millions in agricultural damage.
Farmers Oppose Conservation Authority Merger in Essex County
Essex County farmers express significant concerns over Ontario's plan to merge conservation authorities, fearing loss of local expertise and reduced agricultural input in watershed management decisions.
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Cascades Sells Forest Lands to Solifor in $20M Deal
Cascades has finalized the sale of 10,500 hectares of private forest lands to Solifor for $20 million, marking a significant transaction in the forestry sector.
Urban Chicken Coops Spark Debate in Calgary
As Calgary's population nears two million, the movement to allow backyard chickens in residential zones faces criticism from those who argue the city isn't a farming community.
Pasture-Raised Chicken: The Truth Behind the Premium Label
As pasture-raised chicken commands premium prices in grocery stores, consumers face confusion over labels. This article explores USDA definitions, industry practices, and how to identify truly pasture-raised poultry.
Pigs Rescued After Falling from Transport Trailer in Brossard
Animal protection officers successfully rescued two pigs that fell from a moving transport trailer in Brossard, Quebec. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about livestock transportation safety.
Alberta Farms Get Emergency Strychnine Approval, Animal Rights Pushback
Alberta has approved emergency strychnine use on farms, drawing sharp criticism from animal rights groups who cite cruelty concerns. The move, welcomed by farmers, highlights tensions between agricultural needs and wildlife protection.
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Easter Grocery Sticker Shock Hits Ottawa Amid Rising Food Prices
Ottawa shoppers face Easter sticker shock with climbing food prices, particularly for meats, as inflation impacts holiday meal planning across the region.
Emergency Approval for Strychnine Against Gophers in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan and Alberta have received emergency authorization from Health Canada to use strychnine pesticide against gophers, aiming to protect crops from significant damage caused by rising rodent populations.
Report Calls for Modernizing Alberta Agriculture Amid Challenges
A new report highlights the urgent need to modernize Alberta's agriculture sector, citing escalating costs and global uncertainties as key drivers for innovation and resilience.
Alberta Business Converts Cannabis Site to Mushroom Farm
Hypha Farms has repurposed a vacant cannabis greenhouse in Claresholm into a thriving gourmet mushroom and produce operation, meeting growing demand for local, sustainable food.
NB Farmers Protest Cuts to Large Animal Veterinary Services
Over 150 farmers gathered at the New Brunswick legislature to protest impending reductions in large animal veterinary services, highlighting concerns for livestock health and agricultural sustainability.
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Saskatchewan Farmers Welcome Temporary Strychnine Approval
Saskatchewan farmers are relieved as the province secures temporary approval for strychnine use in 2026, addressing critical pest control needs following a nationwide ban.
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