Canada’s farmers are getting more and more regulated. Do we have to become just like Europe?
Good results for the past few seasons have led to increased interest in fababeans, but like any new crop, there are still a few hurdles to clear
Precision agriculture proponents are convinced that the technology will pay off, but that data collection needs to be standardized and not require farmers’ time during the busy seasons
There’s no major rebound in sight for grain markets, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still take charge of your own fate
Some big ag players and Silicon Valley investors are convinced that precision agriculture and ‘big data’ are the next big things. Convincing farmers is another matter
Drier conditions this past season kept a lid on most crop diseases — but this is probably just a brief respite until environmental conditions line up again
There's a big difference to market noise and market reality. We ask Errol Anderson, is it all just talk?
Drought in the western Prairies had a lot of people concerned about production last season, but the latest information suggests the crop was bigger and better quality than expected
So far nothing appears to have slowed the spread of clubroot, so some are suggesting it might be time to rethink our approach
A ‘battleground year’ is how analyst Errol Anderson sees 2016. Prices will be profitable… sometimes…but success will only come to producers who rein in their emotions
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