Robert Arnason

Canadian cattle producers shouldn’t be worried about the New World screwworm, which has become a huge concern in Mexico and the southern U.S.

Students at Cornell University have devised a novel way to detect if plants and agricultural crops have a sufficient supply of nitrogen.

Humaterra is helping farmers maximize yields in the weakest areas of their fields through the use of a compost pellet called H-start.

Sustainable food has ‘lost all meaning’: prof

The U.S. firm that owns the Yves brand says the “meat free” category has been in decline, so they've pulled Yves Veggie Cuisine products.

Canadian companies exporting organic grain and food are struggling to get their products to the U.S. market as new rules take effect.

There may be situations are farmers are stretched financially, but overall the industry is healthy, says Farm Credit Canada.

Argentine company Bioceres has signed deal with Colorado Wheat Research Foundation to commercialize drought tolerant wheat in the U.S.

PMRA experts began looking at the health and environmental safety of glufosinate-ammonium in 2018, it expects to complete its review in 2027.

Pest Management Regulatory Agency has removed the registration to spray dicamba on dicamba tolerant soybeans after the crop starts growing.