Michael Robin

Take a drive in the country in many parts of Western Canada and you're likely to see some truly immense grain storage facilities, some with stairs

Even among the other agricultural behemoths on display at Ag in Motion near Langham, Sask., mother bins stand out, dwarfing the super B trucks they’re

Maidstone, Saskatchewan farmer Brad Ferguson stopped by the Walkabout Mother Bins booth at Ag in Motion in July to visit the reps and his new acquisition.

It's payday on the Prairies and combines are going full tilt to collect on a season's investment in time and inputs. Marcel Kringe says it's a shame that

LANGHAM, Sask. — Derek Dery recalls parking the seeding equipment for the day, then pulling out a notepad to jot down the details of the day’s work in the

The Canadian beef industry is getting a more than $6-million national boost from the federal government promote Canadian beef abroad. “Canadian beef has

With enough training, an experienced seed grower or grain inspector can tell the difference among different varieties of barley, although they may need to

SASKATOON — A European Parliament decision earlier this month to adopt new rules for what it calls new genomic techniques is good news for agriculture and

SASKATOON — Information is power, and by putting that power into farmers’ hands, Steve Shirtliffe wants to help Western Canada continue its record of

SASKATOON — When Bunyamin Tar’an introduced a new flax variety, CDC Esme, to an audience of farmers, the question from the floor was immediate: what about