Canada imports half its vegetables and loses about 319 acres of farmland a day. A University of Guelph professor’s answer is ...

The era of Canada-U.S. free trade may well be over, at least from the American perspective says a former chief negotiator for the U.S. trade representative. “U.S. Congress is generally tired of giving ...

Intensifying attacks by Russia and Ukraine ahead of the winter are further endangering navigational safety in the Black Sea ...

Despite higher commodity prices, growers are being encouraged to examine their costs across all facets of their farming operations. The impact of higher drying costs was the focus of a presentation ...

The options for custom-modifying sprayers continue to grow, giving farmers more choice in which precision spray systems they use on their machines. At the recent Huron County Plowing Match, the Huron ...

A large barn mural near Fergus is drawing attention to farmland protection, development and Bill 21, the Protect Our Food Act ...

A large increase in demand for protein from dairy products is driving fast-moving change in the sector, John Greig writes.

Faced with Competition Bureau disapproval, a deal to sell the Green Giant and Le Sieur canned vegetable businesses to their ...

Corn: Large U.S. supplies are weighing on Ontario prices at harvest. Soybeans: Heavy speculative buying has left the market vulnerable if demand disappoints. Wheat: Strong bids deserve a hard look, ...

Canola futures followed crude oil and rose on Thursday, while in the U.S., the trade awaited the USDA’s monthly supply/demand estimates to be released on Friday. Here’s Adam Peleshaty from The Western ...

North Dakota soybean planting has more than tripled since 2000 as Chinese demand and biofuel needs have boomed. Low yields ...

Experts say Indigenous knowledge systems and healthy food systems are two sides of the same coin, and real food sovereignty ...