Braedyn Wozniak

Protein Industries Canada and partners have announced a $19-million micronutrient fertilizer plant planned for Rosetown, Sask. Project organizers plan to

Sick of COVID-19 restrictions, farmers market owners and vendors hope to see business return to normal this summer. “We’re really excited to open,” said

The 2021 Census of Agriculture from Statistics Canada show the Prairies leading the way in agricultural production and technology. Grain production and

Trevor Scherman and partner Megan Madden are making it easy for farmers to connect during harvest time to get the best settings for their combines.

Researchers continue to search for ways to help growers make nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer applications more efficient. Derek Derdall, manager of

LANGHAM, Sask. — European sprayer design and technology have been catching the eyes of farmers across Western Canada. Sprayer manufacturers Agrifac and

The residents of Dinsmore, Sask., and those living in surrounding rural municipalities have pulled together to build a larger, better-outfitted fire

A University of Saskatchewan researcher is using drones to study the correlation between the thermal temperature of a plant and water stress, which

Carlo Van Herk, field operations lead at the Farming Smarter Association in Lethbridge, supervised research on the best time to roll cereal crops.

Bean yellow mosaic virus (BYMV) is a pathogenic virus that can affect any pulse crop. It creates mosaic patterns on the plant leaf, causing leaf curling, stunted growth, flower and pod abortion, and reduced seed quality and yield losses.