History makes Quebec unique. But it takes more than history to account for its approach to ag policy and why that approach is being studied by farmers across the country and around the world
Much of Saskatchewan’s soil has been studied at least once over the decades. A WGRF-sponsored project puts all the results in one location available to everyone
The pressure to get an early start on newer crops such as corn and soybeans encourages tillage practices which may not be sustainable
At last, scientists hope to explain exactly why rotations are such a good practice
Alberta’s Graeme Finn combines his business and his environmental farm plans, and comes up with a paying strategy
Conservation authorities are working more closely with agriculture on watershed management. Have they found a model that will work?
Farmers, contractors and municipalities are trying to cope with Ontario’s new Endangered Species Act
First demonstration takes place on Nov. 14 in Watford, Ont.
We must get better at understanding that the world’s commodity buyers have a growing range of options
