Canadians are feeling the effects of inflation across the country – annual inflation up 2.4 per cent in December as announced by Statistics Canada on Monday – but the farm sector is seeing overall inf...

Senior machinery editor Scott Garvey talks with New Holland product manager Dan Kakareka about New Holland’s new W100D wheel loader at the Ag in Motion farm show in July 2025.

Each year, thousands of farmers across Canada take to the field for spring seeding. But how is that seed prepared before it gets into a bag for their seeder? We visited BrettYoung Seeds outside Winnip...

AGCO’s Fendt brand took one of its Ideal combines across the U.S. Midwest to demonstrate it to farmers. This gave several producers a chance to operate an Ideal combine in their own fields and compare...

Corb Lund's anti-coal mining petition gets canceled, confusing food labels hinder 'buy Canadian,' and tractor sales continue a years-long slump. It's your national agriculture news recap for Dec. 19, ...

Kim Brown with Manitoba Agriculture talks about the noxious weed waterhemp and its growing presence in Manitoba fields.

The Bank of Canada says the economy has proved resilient; a major glyphosate safety study is retracted; and Canadian agriculture groups say the CUSMA trade deal is good as-is. It's your national agric...

Canadian farmers set new records for wheat and canola production, meat prices push up this year's grocery costs, and Bangladesh outpaces the usual suspect to be Canada's top wheat buyer. It's your nat...

K-Hart industries has added some new feature options to its openers for the 2026 model year, as well as  air line upgrades. K-Hart’s Director of Engineering Erron Leafloor discusses their benefits at ...

Choosing the right corn hybrid at planting season is essential to help ensure a bumper crop. But what type of bumper corn crop are you aiming for?

The federal government pauses updated rules around cloned livestock, the Port of Churchill gains funding, and an EU pause on deforestation regulation means no new source of demand for canola. It's you...

Canada ranks seventh in the G20 for agri-food influence; Scottish pigs are gene-edited to be immune to swine fever; and New World screwworm a threat in Canada? No, but this tick could be. It's your na...

New Holland showed its new IntelliSense selective spray technology for the Guardian sprayer line at the 2025 Ag in Motion farm show. Scott Garvey talks to New Holland Product specialist J. Cole Sanfor...

Spotty weather conditions and lack of rain in parts of agro-Ontario this year made for a difficult growing season for the province’s soybean growers. At Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show this summer, we spok...

The B.C ostrich case demonstrates the need for proactive communication; FCC says it's not changing its lending criteria amid rumours it would be reviewing offerings to minority groups; and Canadian ma...

The new federal budget puts a big emphasis on trade, agriculture groups flag wins and losses in the budget, and OECD stats show government financial support for Canadian farmers has dropped significan...

In August, Claas debuted its all-new 1000 Series forage harvesters at an event in California. One of the first of those new models to arrive in Canada was shown to farmers at Claas dealer GenAg in Ste...

American farm and food groups call for CUSMA to be renewed; India slaps tariffs on yellow pea imports, and Canadians' optimism around the food system increases--do tariffs get credit? It's your nation...

At Crop Diagnostic School this past summer, John Gavloski, provincial entomologist with Manitoba Agriculture, made the focal point of his session on the topic of proper insect-netting technique. Here,...

IS CANADIAN AG READY TO PIVOT? Risk and change are inevitable in agriculture, but the need for change is more pressing than ever as the sector faces fresh headwinds — from unpredictable trade relation...

Case IH just pulled the wraps off its newest and most powerful Steiger tractor yet: the 785. The model has 10 per cent more muscle that the brand’s previous flagship tractor: the 715, introduced in 20...

China imported zero soybeans from the United States in September 2025. The absence of U.S. shipments — the first in seven years — highlights deepening trade frictions and a reordering of global agricultural supply chains.

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At the Ag in Motion farm show in July, Morris debuted its largest air cart yet, the 1440. The new air cart has a 1440 bushel capacity and introduces a few new features for the Morris 10 Series carts, ...

When it comes to soil erosion and farm implements, not all tools are created equal. While the effects of tillage erosion on flatlands can be less common, hillier areas can often see erosion compounded...

Organic exporters chafe under new U.S. regulations, Dairy Farmers of Canada expects the government to keep its word on trade protection, and FCC says Canadian grain farms are on more solid footing tha...

Farm land values show accelerating growth in the first half of 2025; FCC chief economist J.P. Gervais gives a grim economic update; and analysts suggest StatCan's August crop estimates were out to lun...

Grain handling equipment manufacturer AGI unveiled a prototype “Smart Auger” at the Ag in Motion. The auger uses a battery pack with a four-hour run time to operate and incorporates a number of new fe...

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A BRICS think tank says the Bunge-Viterra merger will cost them big bucks, trade is expected to open up between Canada and Indonesia, and an American farm group proposes… supply management. It's your ...

Sask. premier points to signs of tariff progress after trip to China While a recent trip to China brought no immediate changes, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the tone of discussions was more pos...

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At Crop Diagnostic School in Carman, Man., earlier this summer, Anne Kirk, cereal crop specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, led a session on how growers can gauge their nitrogen rates in winter cerea...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he's headed to China for canola trade talks; beekeepers fume after the CFIA turns down proposals to mitigate risk around U.S. packaged bees; and experts suggests cu...

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Biological crop inputs, such as living organisms or natural materials, as a replacement or supplement for conventional fertilizers are gaining interest with growers. They offer improved soil health, a...

Prairie farmers skeptical about soil health Scientists and the federal government have been selling the concept of “soil health” for five to ten years, now but many Prairie farmers aren’t buying in ac...

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An American talk show hosts funds B.C. ostriches' legal defense; land prices - the fault of investors? And will MAHA MCCA (make crops cheap again?) It's your national agriculture news recap for the we...

Russ Henderson talks about MacDon's new FD2 Plus FlexDraper combine header on the show grounds of Ag in Motion 2025 in Langham, Saskatchewan.

The U.S. seems bent on moving from free trade to managed trade, a Manitoba bovine TB case illustrates the need to keep wildlife away from cattle, and a newly-approved row crop herbicide shows promise ...

From Agriculture in Motion in Langham Saskatchewan--Canada's chief trade commissioner and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe talk trade with the U.S. and China; the latest in drought-tolerant alfalfa and ...

It can feel like the lottery when it comes to which fields get rain and which ones don’t when clouds roll in. But what does that mean for fertilizers that need soil moisture to get nutrients moving in...