NDP Calls for End to China Tariff Feud, Protect Canola
Saskatchewan NDP demands the province resolve tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to safeguard canola producers. MLA Sally Housser leads the call for action to protect the agricultural economy.
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Aerial Spraying for Spongy Moths in Delta, Squamish
BC authorities announce aerial spraying plans to combat invasive spongy moths in Delta and Squamish. Learn about the treatment schedule and safety measures.
TekniPlex Showcases Sustainable Food Packaging at IPPE 2026
TekniPlex Consumer Products will unveil its new TekniTray™ protein tray portfolio and advanced recyclable egg carton solutions at the International Production & Processing Expo in Atlanta, January 27-29, 2026.
Wetland drainage costs $171M in carbon emissions: study
New research reveals draining Prairie wetlands releases 2.1M tonnes of GHGs yearly, valued at $171M. Scientists urge factoring this cost into land-use decisions.
French farmers drive 350 tractors to Parliament in protest
Hundreds of French farmers protested at Parliament with tractors, demanding better incomes and opposing the EU-Mercosur trade deal. Get the latest details on the demonstration.
Sask. Producers Upbeat on PM's China Trade Mission
Saskatchewan agricultural producers express cautious optimism as Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a trade mission to China, aiming to bolster exports and reduce U.S. trade reliance.
Professor Calls for Ban on Boiling Lobsters Alive in Canada
A Canadian professor argues for banning the practice of boiling lobsters alive, citing animal welfare concerns. Explore the ethical debate and potential industry impacts.
Hawaii enforces new macadamia nut labeling law
A new Hawaii law, effective January 1, 2026, requires clear origin labeling for macadamia nuts. Local growers champion the change to protect their unique product and consumer trust.
N.S. farm accepts Christmas tree donations for goats
Ataraxy Farm in Lawrencetown, N.S., is collecting used Christmas trees to feed its herd of goats. The initiative provides natural enrichment and nutrition for the animals after the holidays.
Farmers Hope Carney's China Trip Resolves Canola, Pea Tariffs
Canadian canola and pea farmers, facing full bins and low prices due to Chinese tariffs, are looking to Mark Carney's upcoming diplomatic mission for market access relief. Learn about the stakes for Prairie agriculture.
Canola farmers struggle with Chinese tariffs, low prices
Canadian canola farmers like Ryan Scragg are holding unsold crops due to lingering Chinese tariffs and low market prices, threatening profitability. Learn about the ongoing trade impact.
Barrie Farmers Market Flourishes During Winter Season
The Barrie Farmers Market is bustling through the winter months, offering fresh local produce and fostering community spirit. Discover how this market defies the cold.
N.S. Studies Drone Pesticide Spraying, Faces Ottawa Regulations
Dalhousie University researchers in Truro are studying agricultural drones for pesticide application, navigating Canada's stringent federal regulations on unmanned aerial vehicles.
London homeowners dispute property line with federal farm
East London residents are locked in a property line dispute with a federal agriculture research station. The federal facility is flexing its authority over the contested boundary.
Ontario farmers use sheep for solar farm 'lamb-scaping'
An Ontario couple's innovative 'solar grazing' business uses sheep to manage vegetation on solar farms. Discover how this sustainable practice benefits both agriculture and renewable energy. Read their story.
124K turkeys culled in Perth County avian flu outbreak
A major avian influenza investigation in Ontario's Perth County has led to the humane disposal of 124,000 turkeys. Authorities are working to contain the outbreak.
January Thaw Benefits Ontario Maple Syrup Industry
Unseasonably warm weather in January 2026 triggers early sap flow, offering a head start for maple syrup producers. Agriculture officials call it a 'win-win' for the sector.
Feds spend $2M+ to improve halal, kosher beef in P.E.I.
The Canadian government has announced a major investment exceeding $2 million to enhance halal and kosher beef production on Prince Edward Island. This initiative aims to support local processors and meet growing consumer demand for certified meats.
Laval Students Grow Food in Urban Agriculture Pilot
High school students in Laval are learning about sustainability and food production through a hands-on urban agriculture project. Discover how this initiative is shaping future environmental stewards.
N.S. Announces 10% Farm Share Discount for 2026
Nova Scotia introduces a 10% discount on Community Supported Agriculture subscriptions to boost local food access and support farmers. Learn how this initiative strengthens food security.
2026 Cannabis Flavor Trends Guide Released by Abstrax
Abstrax releases its 2026 Cannabis Flavor & Application Trends Guide, offering data-driven insights on winning flavors, formats, and terpene profiles to help brands innovate and grow their portfolios.
CNH's Ag Tech Wins 3 Prestigious AE50 Awards
CNH's Case IH brand earns three spots on ASABE's 2026 AE50 list for groundbreaking agricultural technologies that enhance seeding, planting, and crop protection. Discover the innovations shaping Canadian farming.
N.S. Farm Charged with Health of Animals Act Violations
Curtmar Farms in Nova Scotia is facing nine charges under the Health of Animals Act. The CFIA-led investigation highlights ongoing enforcement of livestock welfare standards in Canada.
Red Angus triplets born on Alberta ranch for second New Year's
For the second year running, a Sedgewick cattle ranch celebrates a New Year's miracle with the birth of rare purebred Red Angus triplets. Discover this remarkable story of agricultural fortune.
Quinn Farm founder Elwood Quinn dies at 78
Elwood Quinn, the visionary founder of Montreal's cherished Quinn Farm, has died at age 78. Discover his legacy and the future of the iconic agritourism destination.
Cocoa Prices Swing on West Africa Weather Outlook
Cocoa futures experienced sharp swings as traders monitor the Harmattan season's impact on West African harvests. Improved weather in Ivory Coast may boost supply, analysts say.
Grains Drop on South America Outlook, Farm Aid Fails to Help
Chicago wheat, corn, and soybean futures fell to start 2026, pressured by favourable South American weather. New U.S. farm aid details provided little market support. Read the full analysis.
N.S. Researchers Get Closer to Understanding Cow Vocalizations
Dalhousie University researchers in Nova Scotia are using recorders and AI to analyze cow moos, aiming to decode their communication for better animal welfare. Learn about this fascinating agricultural science breakthrough.
B.C. Floods Show Need for Animal Disaster Plans
Millions of farm animals die in climate disasters. An expert argues Canada must set national standards for animal evacuation and resilience as floods intensify.
Why Alberta Farmers Depend on Temporary Foreign Workers
Alberta's agricultural sector highlights the crucial role of temporary foreign workers in providing stable labour, essential for farm operations and Canada's food security. Learn why this program is indispensable.
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