Cleanfarms Executive Director Barry Friesen Announces Retirement
Cleanfarms, Canada's agricultural waste management organization, announces the retirement of founding Executive Director Barry Friesen on April 2, 2026, after 15 years of leadership.
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Manitoba Farmland Sees Biggest Value Surge in a Decade
Farmland values in Manitoba have surged by over 20% in the past year, marking the largest increase in a decade. This growth is driven by strong crop yields, high commodity prices, and increased investor interest in agricultural assets.
Aggie Days Engages Urban Kids in Agricultural Activities
Aggie Days in Lethbridge is underway, aiming to connect students in grades 4 to 6 with agriculture through hands-on activities, fostering appreciation for farming.
Southern Alberta Farmland Values Surge, Outpacing Canada
New data reveals that farmland values in southern Alberta are increasing at a faster rate than in other regions across Canada, highlighting unique economic and agricultural factors driving this growth.
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Juvenile Eel Catch Limit Raised in Maritimes, Complaints Persist
The federal government has raised the catch limit for juvenile eels in the Maritime provinces, but Indigenous fishers and conservationists continue to voice concerns over sustainability and economic impacts.
Saskatchewan Farmland Values Jump, Regina Area Third Highest in 2025
Farm Credit Canada reports Saskatchewan experienced the third highest increase in farmland values across Canada in 2025, with the Regina region leading this significant agricultural appreciation.
Nations Race to Secure Fertilizer Amid Global Food Crisis Fears
Governments worldwide are urgently securing fertilizer supplies as Middle East conflict disrupts shipments, threatening global food production and driving up prices ahead of spring planting season.
BHP Predicts Potash Deficit by 2035 Amid Rising Demand
BHP Group forecasts a global potash market deficit by 2035 due to growing demand and supply chain strains. The company's Jansen project in Saskatchewan faces cost overruns but aims to boost production significantly.
Manitoba's Grocery Tax Cut Sets Food Affordability Precedent
Manitoba's NDP government has eliminated provincial sales tax on all groceries, challenging conventional tax policy and addressing food affordability concerns that disproportionately impact seniors and low-income households.
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Kingsville Pauses Sewer Work as Growers Sue Over Bylaws
The Town of Kingsville has temporarily suspended planned sewer infrastructure improvements pending a court challenge from greenhouse growers who allege unfair targeting by municipal bylaws.
Concerns Mount Over N.B. Plan to Privatize Large-Animal Vet Service
Questions and concerns are escalating regarding New Brunswick's proposed cuts to public veterinary services, with stakeholders warning about significant impacts on agriculture and animal health.
Ancient Pinot Noir Grape Found in Medieval French Toilet
Archaeologists in France have unearthed a remarkably preserved 600-year-old Pinot Noir grape seed from a medieval latrine, offering new insights into the history of winemaking and grape cultivation in Europe.
Livestock Producers Support AgriStability Changes in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's livestock producers express strong support for recent modifications to the federal AgriStability program, highlighting enhanced financial protection for cattle and other farm operations.
Barrie Farms Prepare for Busy Spring Season
Local farms in the Barrie region are implementing advanced strategies and early preparations to handle the upcoming busy agricultural season, ensuring efficient operations and high-quality produce.
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Ontario Farmer Returns Litterbug's Trash in Viral Clip
A Caledon farmer, Dave Snyder, discovered trash dumped on his cornfield with the culprit's address included. In a viral Instagram clip, he returned the waste directly to their home, sparking discussions about illegal dumping and community responsibility.
Grocery Prices May Spike Fast as Fertilizer Costs Surge: Expert
An agricultural expert warns that grocery prices could rise sharply within months if fertilizer costs continue to increase, impacting food affordability and supply chains.
Three Prizes Left in Alberta's 2026 Great Twine Round-Up
Alberta farmers have three more chances to win $3,000 cash prizes in the Great Twine Round-Up recycling contest, supporting 4-H clubs and agricultural charities.
Windsor Auto Supplier Wins $20K Prize with Farm Sector Pivot
Stratus Plastics International, a Windsor-based automotive parts manufacturer, has secured a $20,000 top prize by shifting focus to agricultural technology with its innovative ThermaRoot system for greenhouse climate control.
Kraft Heinz Invests $250M in Montreal, Boosting Canadian Food Manufacturing
Kraft Heinz commits $250 million to its Montreal plant, highlighting a broader trend of multinational investments in Canada's food manufacturing sector, while experts call for better conditions for domestic companies to scale and compete globally.
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N.B. Farmers Outraged Over Vet Service Privatization Plan
The New Brunswick government's decision to privatize large-animal veterinary services over three years has sparked outrage among farmers, who warn it could threaten animal health and rural livelihoods.
NB Farmers Outraged Over Privatization of Large Animal Vet Care
New Brunswick farmers express fury as the provincial government moves to privatize large animal veterinary services, raising concerns about accessibility and costs for livestock owners across the region.
Canada Offers Aid for Farmers, Firms Hit by Iran War Price Spikes
The Canadian government is providing financial assistance to agricultural producers and companies struggling with increased costs due to price volatility linked to the Iran conflict.
Iran War Threatens Fresh Food Price Shock in Developing World
Escalating conflict in Iran threatens to disrupt global food supply chains, potentially triggering sharp price increases for fresh produce across vulnerable developing economies.
Record-High Beef Prices Keep Consumers Awake
Skyrocketing beef prices have reached unprecedented levels, causing significant concern among consumers and industry professionals. The surge is impacting household budgets and retail operations across the region.
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Putting Concerns About Weed Killer Glyphosate Into Perspective
Glyphosate, the world's most widely used herbicide, faces scrutiny over cancer risks. Scientific analysis reveals minimal consumer threat from dietary residues, though occupational exposure warrants caution.
Lethbridge County Hosts Free Spring Agriculture Workshops
Lethbridge County announces two free agriculture workshops this spring, providing valuable resources for local farmers and agricultural professionals in March and April.
Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line Merges with National Farmer Crisis Line
The Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line is set to merge with the National Farmer Crisis Line, consolidating mental health resources for agricultural workers across Canada.
Charlebois: Plan to Wean Canada Off Dairy Supply Management
Agricultural expert Sylvain Charlebois outlines a 20-year transition plan to modernize Canada's dairy supply management system, addressing trade pressures and economic competitiveness while avoiding abrupt market disruption.
Windsor Farmers' Market Expands with Food Hall, More Vendors
The Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market launches its 17th season on March 28 with an expanded footprint, new food hall, and 25% more vendors, aiming to attract larger crowds.
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Quebec Delegation Studies Lethbridge Agri-Food Sector
A delegation from Quebec is spending several days in Lethbridge this week to learn about the region's innovative agri-food industry and explore potential collaborations.
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