Robin Booker

Crop residues are now included in Canada’s national carbon inventory report, but more work needs to be done to recognize the climate mitigation benefits

A lot went wrong during the process the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) used to ban lambda-cyhalothrin and it’s time to take the fight for the

Charles Geddes, a research scientist in weed ecology at Agriculture Canada’s research centre in Lethbridge, said growers dealing with kochia should keep a lookout for this type of resistance.

James Tansey, Saskatchewan provincial specialist of insect and pest management, said the Saskatchewan government did not support the removal of strychnine and it presented data to the PMRA that showed the product could be used safely and effectively for the control of gophers.

Claas officially launched its new line of high horsepower four-wheel drive tractors at Ag In Motion. “We have never launched a Claas product, a big, huge

A PhD candidate at the University of Manitoba has taken on a problem many western Canadian growers face; volunteer canola. Caroline Brown said this weed

SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame will induct six people later this spring. Reed Andrew, president of the organization, said the new

In the lead up to Ag In Motion, The Western Producer will be taking a closer look at agronomic problems and the solutions that will be demonstrated at the

The first Livestock AgTech Happy Hour happens each day from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Ag In Motion. The new program aims to give companies the chance to connect

Last year when I was organizing content for the New Seed Variety Guide the drought across much of the Prairies weighed heavily on everyone in agriculture.