Public ag research in Canada gets cut again and again, all while proof grows that science is needed more than ever
Kernel visual distinguishability (KVD) ended on paper in 2008, but new changes to wheat classes mean it will also end in practice
Lane Stockbrugger is betting that the age of the family farm has got a long ways to go yet
In the wake of deregulation, the cereals sector has needed to reorganize itself, and so far it seems like the major pieces have been picked up
Monsanto has plans to produce varieties that can be grown on half the acres in Western Canada
As crop prices drop, growers have a new focus on cost containment. Weed control is always a big bill, so it’s only natural this gets a hard look — but taking the wrong steps could cost you money
Dealing with what's become a global problem could end up being one of Canada's key competitive advantages as a grain-exporting nation
Karl Gerrand thinks high-speed logistics are the answer to moving grain. But will his competitors play nice?
The Prairie pulse sector has developed from a few hundred acres to a few million
New shorter-season hybrids are just part of the Prairie corn picture. Just as important will be the local research to fine-tune how they’ll fit into the production system
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