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Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) has announced it's withdrawing its membership from the Canadian Cattle Association, effective July 1, 2026. The decision was made following extensive decision and strategic review by the board of ABP.

Groups including APAS and SaskOilseeds want the federal government to resolve trade dispute with China as soon as possible, as harvest nears.

Isolated rainfall and storm events occurred across the southern portion of the province this week, with accumulations ranging from 5.8 mm to 145.6 mm. Some storms were accompanied by heavy rains and strong winds.

A USask research team is looking for farmers to participate in a 20-minute shoulder and ergonomic test.

The new tariff targeting Canadian canola seed is an escalation in tense trade relations between Canada and China.

The governments of Canada and Alberta have stepped up to assist Alberta farmers in dealing with the anticipated challenges of the 2025 crop year by increasing the low yield allowance.

Canadian National Railway moved a record volume of grain in 2024-25. The company transported 31 million tonnes of grain and processed grain products for the crop year that ended July 31, more than one million tonnes more than the previous record.

Widespread rain across the southern grain belt in recent weeks is causing crop quality concerns, particularly with large green lentils.

The flax straw processing facility in Delisle has been operating since the beginning of the year, but Grain Millers is planning a grand opening this week.

The 2024-25 grain year came to a close last week, with CN and CPKC Rail delivering very good performance once again. That's according to the Ag Transport Coalition.