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NCC Plans to Conserve Prairie Grasslands

NCC Plans to Conserve Prairie Grasslands

On World Environment Day, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) unveiled a bold and unprecedented plan to rally people and communities to conserve and care for one of the world’s most endangered and least protected ecosystems: Canada’s iconic Prairi
July canola and wheat futures continue to decline

July canola and wheat futures continue to decline

Another week has come and gone, and the grain markets were on a downward trend, especially the July Canola contract. Future Commodity Advisor with P.I.
Manitoba Issues Latest Crop Pest Update

Manitoba Issues Latest Crop Pest Update

Both crucifer and striped flea beetles are present in canola fields. A few canola fields in the Central region and Northwest have had foliar applications of insecticides for flea beetles.
Russia Holding Up Black Sea Grain Initiative: Ukraine

Russia Holding Up Black Sea Grain Initiative: Ukraine

Ukraine’s ministry of renovation and infrastructure says the U.N.-brokered Black Sea grain export deal has been halted again because Russia has blocked registration of ships to all Ukrainian ports. A U.N.
Alberta Extends Crop Insurance Deadline for Some Farmers

Alberta Extends Crop Insurance Deadline for Some Farmers

Alberta’s Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) is providing farmers affected by wildfires with more time to seed crops and qualify for insurance coverage.
Analyst Believes AAFC is Under-estimating Canola Production This Year

Analyst Believes AAFC is Under-estimating Canola Production This Year

A canola analyst with PI Financial says Agriculture Canada’s 2023-24 canola production estimate is pessimistic. It is forecasting 18.4 million tonnes, only slightly bigger than last year’s disappointing crop of 18.17 million tonnes.
Crop Pests Emerging in Saskatchewan

Crop Pests Emerging in Saskatchewan

Although it’s still early in the growing season, some insect pests have already posed a threat to crops in Saskatchewan or could do so in the near future.
Producers can apply for federal grants through Ag Clean Technology Program

Producers can apply for federal grants through Ag Clean Technology Program

The federal government is giving farmers and ranchers the opportunity to make their operations cleaner and greener. The Agricultural Clean Technology Program -- Adoption Stream (ACT) is accepting applications, starting today (Thurs).
Nearly 90 percent of seeding complete in Saskatchewan

Nearly 90 percent of seeding complete in Saskatchewan

Another great week for seeding in Saskatchewan. According to today's crop report, 89 percent of seeding has been completed, up from 68 percent the previous week, but slightly behind the 5-year average of 92 percent for this time of year.
Second Minnesota Farmer Pleads Guilty to Fraud

Second Minnesota Farmer Pleads Guilty to Fraud

A second Minnesota man involved in an alleged organic crops conspiracy has pleaded guilty to making a false statement and could spend up to 14 months in jail. That's according to a plea agreement filed in the U.S.