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Agriculture This Week: American ag facing new concerns

Agriculture This Week: American ag facing new concerns

As Trump and his administration has already proven facts have little to do with their form of governance.
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Farmer shares his perspective on Canadian Wheat Board demise

Farmer shares his perspective on Canadian Wheat Board demise

Semi-retired producer from Alberta argues in new book that eliminating orderly grain marketing has been a success story.
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Seeding at 88% complete, development at normal stages

Seeding at 88% complete, development at normal stages

Seeding is ahead of schedule as warm and windy conditions kept producers in the field
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Canadian apple a hit at U.S. schools

Canadian apple a hit at U.S. schools

Arctic Apple sales are booming in the United States as the non-browning fruit finds its place in the food service industry.
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Sclerotinia-resistant canola varieties may be in the cards

Sclerotinia-resistant canola varieties may be in the cards

A U.S. company develops a trait that it says provides genetic resistance to sclerotinia, which can be challenging for growers.
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Canadians believe higher food prices on the way: survey

Canadians believe higher food prices on the way: survey

A spring survey to gauge consumer opinions about food pricing, buying habits and values found affordability the top concern.
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Lower wheat price reduces flour bill

Lower wheat price reduces flour bill

The price of non-durum milling wheat in Saskatchewan was 22 per cent lower in 2024 than it was the previous year.
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Industry wrestles with regenerative certification

Industry wrestles with regenerative certification

Canada needs flexible, farmer-driven standards to guide regenerative agriculture, experts say.
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Agriculture This Week: New ag minister must prove he is listening

Agriculture This Week: New ag minister must prove he is listening

It is critical is that farm groups and provincial officials come to those talks with an open mind. This can be a fresh start for farm policy so give the process a chance.
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Seeding close to 75% complete in Saskatchewan

Seeding close to 75% complete in Saskatchewan

Seeding in Saskatchewan is 72% complete—well ahead of average—thanks to dry weather and recent rain that maintained soil moisture.
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