Warmer and drier conditions in Saskatchewan for the week ended July 20 allowed the province’s crops to advance and for haying to proceed.

Day 2 of Ag in Motion kept the farm machinery, technology and innovation news coming, including spot spraying for weeds.

Crop input providers warn farmers that the popular herbicide diquat is in short supply and they should lock up whatever supply they can find.

Canada’s sole hydroponic salinity laboratory in Swift Current is leading the battle to breed crops more resilient against soil salinity stress.

Durum saw the largest change as AAFC revised the feed, waste and dockage figures for principal crops in its July 20, 2026 report.

A packed crowd at an Agtech breakfast at Ag in Motion got to to hear pitches from numerous start-up companies in the agricultural industry in how they can best serve potential customers.

Country Guide/Farm & Family sat down with pig farmer Olivia Mudde to chat about what it’s like to be back on the farm, her ...

Ag in Motion’s livestock handling demos highlighted equipment designed to improve safety, efficiency and low-stress animal ...

Breeders at Agriculture Canada in Saskatoon are hopeful that the camelina oilseed will be grown on the Prairies on quantity ...

What’s driving increases in canola and wheat futures this week? Ranulf Glanville of Glacier FarmMedia explains.

Warm weather in the northern U.S. plains and a weaker loonie raised Western Canadian wheat bids during the week ended July 21 ...

With hot and dry weather in store for the United States Corn Belt, an analyst said yields for wheat, corn and soybeans are ...