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.
Record potato harvests across Europe have created a severe oversupply crisis, causing prices to collapse and triggering widespread farmer protests. The situation is exacerbated by weakened demand due to US tariffs and increased global competition.
Assistant professor Anže Švara leads a fruit-breeding program at the University of Saskatchewan, tackling genetic challenges to enhance Saskatoon berry production through innovative research.
Farm Credit Canada organized a summit in Regina to educate young farmers on business startup and industry pressures, aiming to strengthen Saskatchewan's agricultural future.
Central Ontario consumers can now purchase luxury strawberries, marking a significant development in the region's premium produce market. These berries offer exceptional flavor and quality.
A new study reveals Nova Scotia's agricultural sector contributed $900 million to the provincial economy in 2025, even as the number of farms continues a steady decline, highlighting shifting dynamics in rural production.
Delta Irrigation has launched its first Saskatchewan location in Saskatoon, offering farmers irrigation services and water solutions to boost crop yields and agricultural productivity.
Oishii's premium Koyo Berries, vertically farmed in New Jersey, debut at Toronto grocers for $12.99 per package, offering year-round availability and distinctive flavor.
The Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council invites residents to provide feedback on selecting a location for a new community garden, aiming to enhance local food security and community engagement.
Steinar Engeset, a respected Nova Scotia fishing industry and community leader, receives a special plaque on his 84th birthday, recognizing his decades of service and dedication to the maritime sector.
Timmins in Ontario and Rouyn-Noranda in Quebec announce a collaborative economic strategy focused on mining, leveraging shared strengths and community ties to boost regional prosperity.
In February 1957, Swedish financier Axel Wenner-Gren proposed a massive development scheme for northern British Columbia, including monorails, pulp mills, mines, and hydro dams.
The recent Canada-China trade agreement provides crucial stability for Canadian farmers and seafood producers, validating agriculture's vital role in economic security.
A new Hutterite colony near Gimli, Manitoba, is seeking regulatory approval to establish a major chicken farming operation with a capacity for 140,000 birds.
A major agricultural conference in Sudbury brought together industry leaders and policymakers to discuss the future of farming in Northern Ontario, addressing innovation and sustainability.
The Nova Scotia government is allocating $1.5 million to new initiatives aimed at strengthening the local beef sector, enhancing food security, and providing economic support to provincial cattle producers.
Prince Edward Island oyster farmers are beginning their winter harvests ahead of schedule, employing specialized techniques to extract shellfish from beneath thick ice to satisfy strong market appetite.
The New Brunswick Forest Products Commission emphasizes that greater stability in the lumber sector is crucial to withstand economic pressures, as highlighted by executive director Tim Fox.
Community groups in Nova Scotia are uniting to provide hands-on hydroponic farming training, focusing on sustainable agriculture and youth engagement in horticulture.
Analysis of Canada's agricultural supply management system reveals high consumer costs and trade negotiation challenges, with proposals for fair compensation to farmers during transition.
The Regina Farmers' Market will relocate its Saturday outdoor market back to City Square Plaza downtown for the 2026 season, running from May 2 to October 10, following strong community feedback.
The National Poultry Show in London, Ontario highlights industry resilience and technological advancements as producers face significant challenges from avian influenza outbreaks.
The Regina Farmers' Market is set to make its highly anticipated return to the downtown area this spring, marking a significant revival for local agriculture and community commerce in Saskatchewan's capital.
The provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta are pressing the federal government to approve a poison for Richardson's ground squirrels after an initial rejection, citing agricultural damage.
Alberta's beef industry anticipates a major market reopening in China within the next month, as trade relations show signs of improvement following recent diplomatic discussions.
Odd Bunch, a company selling imperfect produce at discounted prices to combat food waste, has expanded to Edmonton in January 2026, gaining significant local traction.
Odd Bunch, a company specializing in selling imperfect produce at reduced prices to minimize food waste, has opened new warehouse operations in Edmonton as of January 2026.
BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada invites farmers to nominate local organizations for a share of $160,000 in community funding through the Growing Home program.
A new report warns British Columbia's forestry industry requires systemic reforms to survive, following dozens of mill closures and thousands of job losses across the province.
Saskatchewan's canola industry experiences a significant boost as exports to China rise, providing economic relief to farmers and the Regina region amid challenging agricultural conditions.