Michigan State University researchers have spent decades refining potato varieties specifically for chip production, focusing on traits like sugar content and durability. Their ongoing work aims to enhance flavor, texture, and sustainability in the snack
The Barrie Farmers' Market has reached a significant milestone, with vendors lining the streets of downtown Barrie, Ontario, showcasing local produce and goods.
Cargill has officially launched its new canola crushing facility near Regina, marking a significant investment in Saskatchewan's agricultural sector and creating jobs.
Cargill's $350-million canola processing facility in Regina is now operational, with capacity to process one million metric tonnes annually, strengthening Canada's position in global markets.
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Canadian agricultural producers are navigating a precarious financial landscape as escalating fuel and fertilizer expenses threaten profitability, forcing tough decisions on family farms across the nation.
Prince Edward Island farmers express deep concern over escalating fertilizer costs, warning that this sharp increase could drive up food prices for consumers across the region.
The 53rd Canadian Western Agribition, held in November 2024, generated unprecedented economic benefits for Regina and Saskatchewan, according to a new report highlighting its role in agriculture and trade.
Canada's food inflation shows grocery prices rising to 4.4%, driven by structural increases in meat and volatile produce costs, signaling systemic pressures.
A new analysis highlights Saskatchewan's strategic position to harness its vast potash reserves for economic growth, emphasizing the province's role in global fertilizer markets and sustainable agriculture.
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A gardening expert advises Montreal residents that frost-resistant crops can be safely planted now, offering early-season tips for successful urban gardening in Quebec's variable spring climate.
Canadian cattle ranchers are facing significant financial strain as livestock prices have climbed by 20% over the past year, driven by market dynamics and increased operational costs.
Increasing expenses for cattle production are pushing beef prices higher across Canada, with analysts predicting no significant relief for consumers until at least 2028 due to supply chain pressures.
A new report outlines 26 recommendations to the federal government aimed at enhancing Saskatchewan's agriculture and agrifood sectors through regulatory changes.
Investigative journalism reveals inaccurate meat scales in Canada, costing consumers up to $1.4 billion annually. Experts warn of systemic oversight failures and regulatory cuts.
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A suspicious fire has completely destroyed a barn in Brantford, Ontario, with flames visible along Mount Pleasant Road. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Agricultural organizations across Canada are expressing strong support for a new private member's bill aimed at streamlining and expediting the approval process for farming products, potentially boosting efficiency and innovation in the sector.
As food prices continue to climb, more Manitobans are planting gardens to grow their own produce, seeking financial relief and self-sufficiency in their backyards.
Animal Justice criticizes Saskatchewan's enriched cage research for egg-laying hens, arguing the cages remain restrictive and limit natural behaviors despite welfare claims.
Heavy snowpack across Saskatchewan is causing significant flooding risks and potential delays to spring seeding for farmers, threatening crop schedules and agricultural productivity in the region.
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The Saskatchewan government is undertaking a comprehensive review of the Farm Security Act to strengthen oversight and ensure agricultural land remains with Canadian farmers, following a provincial auditor's report finding no unauthorized foreign ownershi
As inflation drives up food costs, many Canadians are turning to home gardening to save money. This article explores whether growing your own vegetables is a cost-effective strategy, with insights from real-world examples and expert advice.
A Saskatoon garden shop reports a significant increase in seed sales as consumers turn to home gardening to combat rising food costs. This trend reflects a broader shift toward self-sufficiency during economic uncertainty.
Over 12,000 children are expected to attend Aggie Days at Stampede Park in Calgary, engaging in hands-on activities to learn about agriculture and food origins.
Hundreds of Calgary school children experienced farming firsthand at Aggie Days, learning about agriculture through interactive displays, livestock demonstrations, and beekeeping exhibits.
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An investigation revealing watered-down maple syrup has Quebec producers concerned about the industry's reputation and consumer trust in this iconic Canadian product.
Nova Scotia invests in new apple slicer equipment to increase distribution of locally grown apples to schools and hospitals, supporting local agriculture and healthy eating initiatives.
A decades-old wooden grain elevator in Austin, Manitoba, collapsed during a scheduled demolition on April 15, 2026, marking the end of a historic agricultural landmark.
The City of Regina has initiated a gopher control program, leveraging temporary strychnine approvals in Saskatchewan and Alberta to address pest issues, while other provinces face varied challenges.
Canada's food inflation crisis is exacerbated by a disappearing middle class, creating a K-shaped economy that threatens market innovation and affordability, warns expert Sylvain Charlebois.
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The Canadian government's temporary suspension of the federal gas tax is providing much-needed relief to energy-intensive industries like agriculture and trucking, easing operational costs nationwide.
