A deadly fungus is spreading all over the world, so we can expect to pay more for bananas. But our world-class scientists could help solve the problem
A deadly fungus is spreading all over the world, so we can expect to pay more for bananas. But our world-class scientists could help solve the problem
We are at the dawn of a dramatic change in agricultural that’s drawing acute attention to the true cost of bringing food to our plates
We are at the dawn of a dramatic change in agricultural that’s drawing acute attention to the true cost of bringing food to our plates
We must embrace a skills agenda and boost innovation to capitalize on the rising demand for agricultural products around the world
A new plan is needed for supply management, focusing on farm and processing competitiveness and providing proper coverage across Canada
The program announced by the Trudeau government has no plan or strategy, just payments for eight years and a hope that things will improve
Company said the final tally for the crop year was 26.8 million metric tonnes of Canadian grain and grain products
Canola, meat production responsible for largest components of GDP. Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan leading producers
Until Mexico ramps up production, we’ll pay higher prices. And corruption in the Mexican avocado industry could force suppliers to more socially-acceptable sources
Until Mexico ramps up production, we’ll pay higher prices. And corruption in the Mexican avocado industry could force suppliers to more socially-acceptable sources
Oilseeds in particular are expected to weigh on cash receipts and increase storage costs, but there is some optimism related to livestock
China has played Canada in impressive fashion over the last six months and the meat ban is a masterful stroke
Diplomatically, China has made Canada look like an amateur trying to play in the big leagues.
Vegan activists are wilfully interfering with the livelihoods of farmers and invading the social interactions of consumers celebrating food
Vegan activists are wilfully interfering with the livelihoods of farmers and invading the social interactions of consumers celebrating food