
Weed control with small critters
Insects, birds and worms are a free – and resistance-free – method of controlling weeds before they get a chance to germinate

Soil tests may not tell the whole story of phosphorus
Research shows “legacy” phosphorus might support crops long after you’ve stopped making applications

Farm like Scrooge
A long-term study suggests that penny-pinching can actually help the bottom line

‘Super Keen’
Ag education is hot, and enrolment is booming from coast to coast

More together
Taking a group and multi-generational approach to upgrading their skills is paying off on the Woods farm

New business
InfraReady’s success, crafted by entrepreneur Mark Pickard, reveals what it takes to grow an idea into a corporate success in today’s ag and food sector

The power of knowing your soil
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 building block of soil
Soil scientists are putting more focus on the value of organic matter for feeding important microbes and boosting moisture-managing capacity

Winter wheat varieties available or in the pipeline
These four varieties should make winter wheat more attractive to both farmers and customers

Where are investments in Canadian agricultural research headed?
2018 has been a great year with agriculture attracting acclaim as an economic powerhouse in Canada. But is there enough money in research to score on the opportunity?