Canadian Western Agribition wrapped up on Dec. 3 in Regina after a week of competition, sales and networking. | Mike Raine photos Frosty nights arrived
REGINA — She knew she had a winner. But in the cattle business the only way to be sure is to take them to town. Ten-year-old Brin Steppler travelled from
After rigorous examination and being judged for their farming activities and roles in Canadian agriculture, six people will forever be part of an elite
Unlike some of its cousins, such as Canada thistle, nodding thistle nearly always begins from a seed, which grows to the height of a person — one with an
Kochia, despite being identified as one of the most dangerous weeds in the West, remains a growing problem in the region. Droughty conditions have allowed