Panel says Canada’s practices are ‘inconsistent’ with the commitments spelled out in the trade deal
‘What do we do on the land and in our marketing to survive or thrive?’ David Zirnhelt asks
However, flooding could affect the cost of Christmas turkeys, says Lana Popham
Flooding comes a few months after a heat wave in late June “torched” crops
Soggy, shivering calves were in bad shape after standing in chest-deep water for hours
Our climate needs us all to be effective to keep our food producing lands viable
Nova Scotia’s vaccination program will be launched soon at five farms until the end of December
Avtar Dhillon has success with saffron, normally produced in arid climates
The government is doing this over four years to allow farmers and workers a transition period
However selling early means the cattle have to come in off the range, writes David Zirnhelt
The eyes of the world might just be watching your operation
Sometimes it is necessary to focus on the basics of the business
Todd Doherty was preparing for an imminent federal election at the 4-H sale in Quesnel
Gang Ranch, Canoe Creek and Dog Creek area no longer under evacuation alert, range land burned
At a recent small gathering a group of friends were talking about the amazing “harpoon” fork
The new plant produced electricity for the provincial power grid and burned much cleaner
Hard physical work in the heat is most difficult
