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New report finds 58 percent of food is wasted

New report finds 58 percent of food is wasted

University of Calgary researchers determine that most waste occurs at the consumer level rather than in agriculture.
Dairy study gives canola meal high marks

Dairy study gives canola meal high marks

Canola council finds that feeding meal to cows may increase milk production and quality and lower methane emissions.
Grassroots groups call on Parliament to create just transition act in first 100 days

Grassroots groups call on Parliament to create just transition act in first 100 days

The Climate Code Red week of action also includes events to involve people with community organizations, educate and encourage conversation.
G3 announces plans to build new elevators

G3 announces plans to build new elevators

G3 has announced it will build two new facilities, one of which is in Melfort, Sask.
Drought aftermath continues for farmers

Drought aftermath continues for farmers

Sask. producers are continuing to experince the aftermath of drought conditions, said analysis from Saskatchewan Wheat Development Comission.
Sask Wheat to elect directors

Sask Wheat to elect directors

Four positions open on seven-member board
Roundup Ready canola patent set to expire

Roundup Ready canola patent set to expire

Bayer's controversial Roundup Ready canola patent is set to expire in April of 2022.
Use soil tests to take advantage of a challenging year

Use soil tests to take advantage of a challenging year

Soil analysis is useful every year, but may be especially useful with the low and variable yields experienced due to the drought year.
Asian giant hornets threaten both sides of the border

Asian giant hornets threaten both sides of the border

Nests of Asian giant hornets were found near the B.C. border, putting Canadian beekeepers on edge
鈥楾he climate crisis in action鈥: WHO urges world leaders to avoid health disaster

鈥楾he climate crisis in action鈥: WHO urges world leaders to avoid health disaster

鈥淓xtreme heat, floods, droughts, increasingly frequent wildfires and hurricanes; the events of 2021 have broken many records,鈥 wrote Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the WHO
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