Better Farming Prairies Magazine Archive April 2020 Better Farming Prairies April 2020 edition features Dr. Haley Catton on the front cover and the following articles: Pests & Diseases - Battle Continues, Managing Disease - Practical Strategies, Assessing Biologicals - Growing Opportunity, Canola Prices - 2020 Analysis, and Optimum Seeding Rates. May/June 2020 March 2020
Ag mentioned in Manitoba throne speech Friday, November 22, 2024 Manitoba’s ag sector received multiple mentions during the Nov. 19 throne speech. During Lieutenant Governor Anita Neville’s remarks, she highlighted the government’s plans for Winnipeg. “Our new vision for downtown Winnipeg includes Manitoba’s agricultural sector,” she said. “The new... Read this article online
AGI’s pink conveyor campaign raises more than $60,000 for breast cancer research Thursday, November 21, 2024 Among the greens and reds associated with some of the equipment at Bolt Seed Farms near Wynyard, Sask., one piece of machinery with a unique paint job recently arrived. With a bid of $65,100, Scott Bolt and the Bolt family had the highest bid for Ag Growth International’s (AGI) pink UCX³... Read this article online
Manitoba government supporting labour in ag and rural communities Wednesday, November 20, 2024 Recent announcements from the Manitoba government are designed to support jobs in rural communities and the ag industry. Both came on Nov. 15 from different ministers. Jamie Moses, the minister of job creation, and Mike Moroz, the minister of innovation and new technology, jointly... Read this article online
Daryl Harrison appointed Sask. Agriculture Minister Monday, November 18, 2024 Saskatchewan’s ag sector has a new voice in the legislature. On Nov. 7, Premier Scott Moe appointed Daryl Harrison, the MLA for Cannington, as the new minister of agriculture. He replaces David Marit, who served as ag minister for 2018. Marit will remain in the provincial cabinet,... Read this article online
Alberta Harvest Centre now a HORSCH dealer Thursday, November 14, 2024 Ag machinery manufacturer HORSCH has expanded its presence with four locations in the Alberta Harvest Centre in the province of Alberta. The news comes on the heels of a first year of productive collaboration out of the northern store of Westlock, Alberta, and quickly became evident that the... Read this article online