World Soil Day Reflection Paid Members Public
Columnist ponders the significance of awareness days, highlighting the importance of World Soil Day amidst a sea of commemorative dates
Saskatchewan Cabinet Shuffle Paid Members Public
Premier Scott Moe's cabinet reshuffle raises questions about new ideas and experienced ministers in Saskatchewan's government.
Trump's Return Shakes World Paid Members Public
Controversial president's comeback signals potential global economic and geopolitical shifts
Fairground Memories Paid Members Public
Reflections on Yorkton Exhibition's agricultural history and personal connections spanning decades
Electric Farm Power Revolution Paid Members Public
Transitioning to sustainable electric tractors
Value-Added Agriculture Key to Success Paid Members Public
Barb Stefanyshyn-Cote emphasizes the importance of adding value to farm products and strategic location for business success in Saskatchewan.
Food Security in Question Paid Members Public
Canada's food supply feels secure, but reliance on global trade and singular sources could pose risks. Should individuals focus on securing more of their own food in uncertain times?
Mega Mergers: Good or Bad? Paid Members Public
As mega-corporations grow across agriculture and retail, competition lessens, raising concerns about consumer protection and the future of farming.
Meteorological Paradigms: Navigating Climatic Flux Paid Members Public
Examining the profound implications of shifting weather patterns on agriculture, while pondering the future of food security amidst a growing global population.
Unattainable panacea Paid Members Public
The idea of free trade is a great one – something all countries should aspire to
In a state of flux Paid Members Public
How the world envisions turning off the tap in terms of reliance in fossil fuels is indeed interesting
Balance for all Paid Members Public
In a country where export sales drive so much of the economy, access to ports is hugely important. That means relying hugely on the rail system in a country as vast as Canada.
May not fare the best Paid Members Public
A recent headline on a farm media website caught my attention. It read, ‘Bird survey focuses on regenerative farming’. Now one doesn’t want to assume too much, even in an opinion piece, but birds are likely going to congregate more on land in which regenerative farming practices are used.
The real story of farming Paid Members Public
It is well-understood that the consumers of food increasingly have little direct connection to the farms and farmers that produce the food.
No arguing with the sentiment Paid Members Public
Last Saturday was the 21st anniversary of Food Day Canada not that many people seemed to notice.
A natural pattern accelerated Paid Members Public
There always seem to be divisive issues in agriculture – the Canadian Wheat Board for years – and today the idea of cutting greenhouse emissions would lead the list.
