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Livestock Stores will be increased to 52
McDonald’s Corp. is going to increase the number of stores offering veggie burgers to 52.Trials began in September at 29 outlets marketing P. -
Crops It plans to accelerate the return of hemp on farms across North Americ
Leading global equipment manufacturer New Holland has partnered with the National Hemp Association (NHA), the nation’s leading non-partisan hemp advocacy group. -
Farm Business Agrosema has annual sales of about $60 million US
Nutrien Ltd., already the world’s largest fertilizer retailer, is buying Agrosema Comercial Agricola Ltda. -
Livestock The program offers qualified entrants a quota loan at no cost
Alberta Milk is now accepting applications for the New Entrant Assistance Program (NEAP). The program helps qualified new farmers enter the dairy industry in Alberta by offering a quota loan at ... -
Livestock The first preventative for the three primary scours-causing pathogens
ImmuCell introduces First Defense Tri-Shield, a ground-breaking USDA/CFIA-approved scours preventative for the three primary scours-causing pathogens in newborn calves: rotavirus, coronavirus and K99+ E. -
Farm News Conservation Foundation seeking board members
ESSEX – The Essex Region Conservation Foundation has been enriching the Essex region as the Place for Life since 1977. -
Crops He is a third-generation farmer (and the third to be named Mike Belan)
Every year, the Innovative Farmers Association of Ontario selects an Ontario farmer who is committed to soil health, environmental stewardship, and progressive thinking. -
Crops Stress on the plant before harvest can increase antioxidants
Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists have found benefits of insect leaf-wounding in fruit and vegetable production. -
Equipment Unmanned aerial vehicles provide reliable, accurate data to growers
Olga Walsh of the University of Idaho is researching the use of drones for fruit trees. Most of the agricultural applications for drones – or, more technically unmanned aerial vehicles ... -
Equipment Kinze and Ag Leader introduce new high-speed planting
Kinze Manufacturing has developed a new high-speed meter and seed tube to provide row crop farmers with accurate seed placement at speeds up to 12 miles per hour.
