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Scientists’ findings important for Mekong Delta farmers

At the Canola Council of Canada’s (CCC) Annual General Meeting earlier this week, president Jim Everson presented the 2019 annual report: Partnership with Purpose.

Dr. Julie Brassard has a passion for viruses. Viruses are tiny organisms that can make you sick in a matter of hours. She is part of a team of researchers that helps us better understand viruses.

Prairie farmers are a disgruntled lot these days, and they want the federal government to step up to make things better. That was the message a small gathering gave John Barlow, Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Agri-Food.

Innovation Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, is asking technology entrepreneurs to develop a way for farmers, ranchers and agricultural workers to monitor their mental health.

It’s difficult to give advice if you don’t know what to say.

Today, the Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed March 1-31, 2020, as Agriculture Literacy Month in Saskatchewan.

‘The Wild Oats Grain Marketing Seminar’ was held in Yorkton Feb. 27. For those attending the one-day event, it was an opportunity to pick up some information and techniques that can be an asset for farmers looking to improve their marketing.

Fall is a beautiful time of year to wander grocery stores aisles, filled with the smell of freshly picked apples from Canadian orchards. Smelling apples is part of the job for Dr.

As the first anniversary of China’s decision to block imports of Canadian canola approaches, the Canola Council of Canada (CCC) is calling on the federal government to resolve the dispute and to support industry diversification efforts.