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Dramatically improved returns in the cow-calf sector

Dramatically improved returns in the cow-calf sector

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Slight improvement in financial outlook for grain producers

Slight improvement in financial outlook for grain producers

According to a just-released analysis by Farm Credit Canada, the financial outlook for grain producers has improved somewhat since the beginning of the calendar year.
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Random observations and opinions

Random observations and opinions

Kevin Hursh takes a look around what's happening in agriculture these days.
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Hursh: Beware of miracle juices

Hursh: Beware of miracle juices

As the old adage goes, if something seems too good to be true, usually it is.
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Crop price outlook clouded by politics

Crop price outlook clouded by politics

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Drone spraying could end up in court

Drone spraying could end up in court

Drone demonstrations will again be part of Ag in Motion which starts Tuesday.
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Coming soon: new brand of canola called InVigor Gold

Coming soon: new brand of canola called InVigor Gold

InVigor Gold promises to be a new brand of canola that can withstand hot and dry conditions, but its not available yet.
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AgraCity can't deliver major crop inputs to some producers

AgraCity can't deliver major crop inputs to some producers

AgraCity, a major crop input supplier is telling farmers that all outstanding product orders are being cancelled and converted into a product credit. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.
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Saskatchewan has highest net farm income among provinces

Saskatchewan has highest net farm income among provinces

Latest numbers from Stats Canada show Saskatchewan has highest net farm income, despite a drop due to various factors.
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AAFC improves outlook for canola

AAFC improves outlook for canola

The price outlook for canola continues to improve, according to the Outlook for Principal Field Crops report from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, released Wednesday.
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