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South Korea has lifted its temporary ban on imports of beef and veal from Canada, effective December 30, 2015. The country, which was Canada’s...Read more »
2015 hasn’t necessarily been a great year for grains complex, let alone anyone who works in the commodity sector. The most watched fall from grace...Read more »
David Lobb, professor in the department of soil science at the University of Manitoba, and senior research chair for the Watershed Systems Research...Read more »
Over 100 adults and children are lost to agricultural fatalities on an average year in Canada. And though that number has started to drop in recent...Read more »
Cibus, a trait-based company that was founded in 2001, uses a “Rapid Trait Development System” to edit native genes without the introduction...Read more »
Individual nozzle control is becoming a reality, or at least an option, when it comes to applying pesticides with precision. Although they don’t...Read more »
It’s that time of year when the ice on the lakes is freezing and some farmers (of all ages) choose to bundle up, head out into the cold wind...Read more »
It looks like the New Year is going to bring even more focus on animal welfare. In a year-end interview, University of Guelph researcher Michael von...Read more »
We hope you’re simply having a wonderful Christmas time (as the song goes) and that all is well during this special time of year. 2015 has been...Read more »
At 2:03am, January 1st, 2015, Andrew Campbell tweeted a photo of a newborn calf on his family’s dairy farm in southwestern Ontario, kicking off a...Read more »
For most of us, seed testing is something to be done during or immediately after harvest, and right before seeding. But, there might be a reason or...Read more »