Originally published April 21, 2025 on Western Producer, By Jeff Melchior A partnership between an Alberta university and a clean energy and biotech company hopes that old technology will help them create a new-to-Canada livestock feed that will be a win both for farmers and the environment. The project from the University of Alberta and […]
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Originally published April 21, 2025 on Western Producer, By Sean Pratt SASKATOON — Soil moisture maps are refreshingly different heading into spring seeding on the Canadian Prairies this year. “We’re actually looking really good,” said Trevor Hadwen, agroclimate specialist with Agriculture Canada. “We’ve got more moisture in the soil than we’ve had for many years
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Understanding the distinct classifications of farming structures is essential for producers, particularly new producers, to navigate their tax obligations effectively and optimize their financial planning. Photo: File Originally published April 30, 2025 on Western Producer, By Colin Miller For those starting out as new farmers or branching out from the family farm, determining a structure
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Originally published April 29, 2025 on Western Producer By Janelle Rudolph Inter-row cultivators have become a staple for many organic producers and have been subject of much research over the last 20 years. However, some organic producers remain on the fence about the investment. “I got through most of my wheat acres, and there was
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