Agriculture News

The provincial crop report says widespread rain halted harvest and desiccation operations but boosted moisture levels to crop, hay, and pasture land.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is calling on the federal government to provide immediate support to canola producers and develop a coherent strategy to negotiate with China. That's in the face of 75.

Due to a number of factors, the 75 per cent Chinese tariff on Canadian canola seed might have less impact than the market initially feared.

Company says it will likely sell its remaining share in Bunge now the Viterra merger is concluded.

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada host open house.

Agriculture Canada is predicting solid yields for most crops on the Prairies, based on computer modelling that was done at the end of July.

Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) has announced it's withdrawing its membership from the Canadian Cattle Association, effective July 1, 2026. The decision was made following extensive decision and strategic review by the board of ABP.

Groups including APAS and SaskOilseeds want the federal government to resolve trade dispute with China as soon as possible, as harvest nears.

Isolated rainfall and storm events occurred across the southern portion of the province this week, with accumulations ranging from 5.8 mm to 145.6 mm. Some storms were accompanied by heavy rains and strong winds.

A USask research team is looking for farmers to participate in a 20-minute shoulder and ergonomic test.