Five more CWRS varieties to be moved to new wheat class due to lower gluten strength
The Canadian Grain Commission has announced it is moving five more Canada Western Red Spring (CWRS) wheat varieties to the new Canada Northern Hard...Read more »
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AMI evolves program offerings under Canadian Agricultural Partnership
The Agri-Food Management Institute (AMI) has announced plans to deliver a mixture of established and new farm management programming under the newly...Read more »
Walmart Foundation grant to fund Canadian project to reduce food waste
The Canadian Centre for Food Integrity has received a grant of over US$520,000 from the Walmart Foundation to fund research into Canadian attitudes...Read more »
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ATP Nutrition acquired by biological company Inocucor
Manitoba-based crop nutrient company ATP Nutrition has been acquired by a startup company that specializes in microbial products for plant and soil...Read more »
Canadian Competition Bureau still reviewing Bayer-Monsanto deal
With the European Union granting its conditional approval in late March, and U.S. antitrust authorities reportedly set to give their thumbs-up...Read more »
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Monsanto BioAg BioAdvantage Trial – 2017 results
The third year of Monsanto BioAg’s BioAdvantage Trials (BAT) wrapped up with a morning event that had co-operators, agronomists, and reps feeling...Read more »
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RealAg Radio, April 20: Interprovincial trade, future interest rates, and Cattle on Feed
We’d be remiss if we didn’t start the show talking weather — is it finally spring? Then: Top Ag News – Beer borders, NAFTA, and more. Buy or...Read more »
RealAg Radio, April 19: Enforcing CETA, BASF benefits from Bayer-Monsanto & Wheat Pete’s Word
Thursday’s edition of RealAg Radio, hosted by Shaun Haney and Kelvin Heppner, including: Latest news, including NAFTA ministerial meeting in...Read more »
RealAg Radio, April 18: Signs of spring, rising fuel prices and the potential rail strike
After beginning the week with nasty weather, we’re starting to see signs of spring in some areas, including more farm equipment on the roads, as...Read more »