Global hunger levels have eased for the third consecutive year, according to a new report, but several current economic ...

Canadian National Railway will support the merger of Union Pacific Railroad with Norfolk Southern Railway and will gain more ...

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said he hopes for interim trade deals with Mexico and Canada this year while ...

A supplier of pedigree seeds to customers across Canada gives fall crop agronomy tips while spreading the word about a new ...

Rappa Fence, a product designed to cut labour and to aid in rotational grazing, is making its way into western Canadian pastures. Jamie Vandenburg, owner and operator of J-Bar Farms Ltd. near ...

John Deere’s Gen 2 See and Spray spot spraying technology for weeds, available for 2027, will include many of the crops grown in Western Canada. The company’s update will be available for model year ...

Warmer and drier conditions in Saskatchewan for the week ended July 20 allowed the province’s crops to advance and for haying to proceed.

Crop input providers warn farmers that the popular herbicide diquat is in short supply and they should lock up whatever supply they can find.

Canada’s sole hydroponic salinity laboratory in Swift Current is leading the battle to breed crops more resilient against soil salinity stress.

Day 2 of Ag in Motion kept the farm machinery, technology and innovation news coming, including spot spraying for weeds.

Durum saw the largest change as AAFC revised the feed, waste and dockage figures for principal crops in its July 20, 2026 report.

A packed crowd at an Agtech breakfast at Ag in Motion got to to hear pitches from numerous start-up companies in the agricultural industry in how they can best serve potential customers.