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Canola demand stands to jump with biofuel co-processing

A Federated Co-op VP says co-processing could be the next big advancement in biofuels and consume 2.7 million tonnes of…

By Sean Pratt

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Alberta Crop Report: Crops retain quality despite rains

By Adam Peleshaty

3 days ago

ribbon cutting with oversize scissors at a frozen food plant, with multiple people wearing personal protective gear and hard hats

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New Agricorp chair announced

By Jonah Grignon

3 days ago

Crops

USDA forecasts smallest wheat harvest since 1970

By Glen Hallick

3 days ago

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Canada’s GDP growth ‘not sufficient’: FCC economist

By Sean Pratt

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Foreign investment is chasing Canada, but is agriculture ready?

By Sean Pratt

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Close-up of an adult female Asian longhorned tick. Photo: James Gathany, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Livestock

Tick-borne diseases in cattle rise as warming climate expands tick range

By Sarah McGoldrick

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You check your cattle. When did you check yourself?

By Sarah McGoldrick

1 day ago

Southern Ontario: 14-day accumulated precipitation ending on July 6, 2026. Photo: Environment Canada

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Bruce Burnett’s Ontario weather and markets, July 10

By Bruce Burnett

3 days ago

Ontario soybeans in July. Photo: John Greig

Markets

Ontario corn and soybean acreage on track with 2025

By Jerry Klassen

4 days ago

Ontario Pork Council executive member Francisco Trejo and chairman of the International Workers Committee Abel Lopez assist temporary foreign workers with adapting to working in the Canadian agriculture industry. Photo: Sarah McGoldrick

Livestock

International farm workers taking bigger role in Canada’s hog sector

By Sarah McGoldrick

July 8, 2026

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A cloudy spring paired with the fast arrival of the sun resulted in increased cases of physiological fleck on Ontario farms. Photo: Field Crop News

Crops

Cloudy spring intensifies physiological fleck in Ontario winter wheat

By Sarah McGoldrick

July 8, 2026

Maxime Leduc, founder and owner of Mon Systeme Fourrager. Photo courtesy of Maxime Leduc.

Crops

Mon Système Fourrager integrates forage and animal data on one platform

By Janelle Rudolph

July 7, 2026

Side view of a trailer version Kuhn Knight RC 300 series reel mixer.

Machinery

Kuhn’s new TMR aims to build on dairy farmers’ preferred models

By Jeff Melchior

July 7, 2026

Pamoja Farms - workers in the field.

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For Pamoja Farms, good things grow together

By Jeanine Moyer

July 6, 2026

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Automation and robotics in hydroponic farming

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“AI for All” in agriculture requires systems-level change

By Charles Conteh

July 5, 2026

Two glasses of a yellow dairy beverage on a tray with cut mango and a bag of high-butterfat milk in the background. Mango lassi, an Indian smoothie-type beverage made with fruit, yogurt and high-fat milk. Photo: Sealtest.ca

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Six-per-cent milk arrives at the right time in Canada

By John Greig

July 4, 2026

Freshly prepared pulled pork sandwich with barbecue sauce and coleslaw for 4th of July celebration

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Purdue study shows CUSMA upholds food affordability for U.S. consumers

By Sarah McGoldrick

July 3, 2026

Aerial image showing the subsurface irrigation lines at the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority (UTRCA) newly created Wildwood Demonstration Farm near St. Marys, Ont. Photo: Upper Thames River Conservation Authority

Crops

UTRCA farm drainage demo field explores subsurface irrigation

By Stew Slater

July 2, 2026

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Livestock

Veterinarians offer offbeat ideas to help diagnose hog herds

By Blaine Tully

July 1, 2026

Francois Teillet and Bart Hooijer, of Cooperl, with an illustration of the OptiSort management system at the Ontario Pork Congress 2026. Photo: John Greig

Livestock

How a 3D camera creates new finishing pig management options

By John Greig

July 1, 2026

A key indicator of late blight is infection in the plant's veins, which doesn't happen with early blight or air pollution. Photo: Eugenia Banks, Ontaro Potato Board

Crops

Ontario potato growers urged to scout early for late blight

By Diana Martin

June 30, 2026