Ag Canada forecasts higher corn acres
Carry-out stocks are forecast to increase as higher supply more than offsets the increase in exports
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World Animal Vaccination Day highlights need for ASF vaccination
April 20 marks World Animal Vaccination Day, raising awareness about the important of vaccines -
Insect-inspired arm technology aims to improve drones
Patented unmanned aerial vehicles fly in windy conditions -
How OSCIA promotes soil health
The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association Celebrates National Soil Conservation Week April 21-27 -
Seneca launches Ontario's first cannabis regulation and quality assurance program
New graduate certificate aims to meet the growing demand for trained industry experts -
No new major neonic restrictions, Health Canada says
There will be no new significant restrictions on the use of neonic insecticides other than ones announced last year, Health Canada said April 10 in its final decision on its ... -
Investigation into activist actions closed, no charges laid
No charges have been laid in relation to 15 activists trespassing on a West Montrose dairy farm March 9, which involved the removal of a dead calf. -
Critics point to GMO escapes
Better regulations are needed to prevent contamination from genetically modified organisms (GMOs), say the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN) and Agriculture Protection Fund, which is part of SaskOrganics. -
World Pork Expo cancelled
The National Pork Producers Council has cancelled this year‘s World Pork Expo at Des Moines, Iowa, because of concerns about African Swine Fever. -
Waterhemp is spreading
Waterhemp plants that can’t be killed by glyphosate (Roundup) are spreading fast, creating another weed headache for farmers.