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Summer Series: Podcast with Megz Reynolds
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Summer Series: Podcast with Megz Reynolds

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Reading Time: < 1 minute To mark Mental Health Awareness Month, Country Guide spoke with Megz Reynolds, Executive Director of the Do More Agriculture Foundation. Listen to the full episode on our home page to learn more about what’s being done to address mental health challenges in agriculture and what resources are available. (Don’t forget to subscribe to the Country […] Read more
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France revamps pesticide reduction plan in wake of farmer unrest

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Reading Time: < 1 minute Paris | Reuters – France unveiled on Monday a revised plan to halve pesticide use in the European Union’s biggest agricultural producer, pledging to adopt an EU indicator and boost research into alternatives in a nod to grievances voiced in farmer protests this year. Why it’s important Environmental regulation was one of the main factors […] Read more
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Snow and rain fall across the Prairies

Topsoil should have sufficient moisture for planting in next few weeks says analyst

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Farmers took to social media to post pictures of snow and rain as the effects of a Colorado low splashed across the Prairies.
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Alberta gets farm family class one driver’s license

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Alberta farmers and their family members now have the option to apply for a farm-restricted class one driver’s licence. It would allow them to drive almost any form of motor vehicle to and from the farm. These licenses with be issued with condition code “P” meaning the driver must comply with farmer restrictions. Applicants must […] Read more
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Prairie forecast: Spring has sprung but winter might not be done

Forecast issued April 10, 2024, covering April 10 to 17

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Reading Time: 4 minutes Spring has definitely sprung across the prairies with only a few locations still having snow cover. Spring is a notorious time for forecasting as warm air builds to the south while cold air still sits to the north. That means this forecast period looks both easy and hard.
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The other option to renting farmland

[The Rent Shakeup: Investors] The decade’s big news in farmland renting is why not to do it, as these investors won’t hesitate to tell you

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Reading Time: 9 minutes No matter where they farm and no matter what they grow or produce, farmers lose sleep over the same questions, because no matter who they are, there aren’t any simple answers. How do you expand? How can you pick the right new technologies and invest in them? And, perhaps the most anxiety producing of them […] Read more

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