AGCanada.com

AGCanada.com serves as your gateway to the award-winning materials from Glacier FarmMedia, the largest publisher in Canada focused on agricultural newspapers and magazines. Here, you can easily access digital versions of popular publications such as Country Guide, Grainews, Canadian Cattlemen, the Manitoba Co-operator, and Alberta Farmer Express, which are also available in a searchable format online. Additionally, we provide a Daily News service tailored for farmers throughout Canada. This service is offered free of charge each weekday morning via a Daily Email newsletter, which also keeps you informed about upcoming conferences, meetings, and trade shows through our online events calendar. On this platform, you can also find crop market reports and insights from Resource News International, directly from the virtual trading floor of ICE Futures Canada. You’ll also enjoy expert commentary from columnists Brian Wittal and David Drozd, along with personalized weather forecasts for your specific location.

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ICE canola weekly outlook: Weather to drive market

4 days ago | agcanada.com | Phil Franz-Warkentin

Introducing the NEW! AgCanada app. Stay in the know about the latest in agriculture. Thousands of topics, all carefully curated to match your interests! The app is now available for download on iOS and Android.
Farm Credit Canada pledges $2 billion in agtech investment by 2030

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Geralyn Wichers

Introducing the NEW! AgCanada app. Stay in the know about the latest in agriculture. Thousands of topics, all carefully curated to match your interests! The app is now available for download on iOS and Android.
Expanding greenhouse sector means more home-grown veggies

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Geralyn Wichers

Canada has become a net exporter of peppers and tomatoes thanks to growth in controlled environment agriculture, but the sector has lots of room to expand says a Farm Credit Canada economist. Exports of greenhouse-grown cucumbers also equal or exceed imports. “Canada continues to rely heavily in imported fruits and vegetables, especially during its long winters,” wrote FCC senior economist Amanda Norris in a May 28 report.
New bee health product receives federal approval

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Jeff Melchior

A new bee health tool has the g0-ahead be sold in Canada. ApiSave Health, the brainchild of ApiSave Bee Health Sciences out of Port Coquitlam, B.C., has gotten Health Canada’s approval as a veterinary health product (VHP). The key ingredient of the product, a hops-based organic plant extract, has been added to Health Canada’s list of permitted substances.
Farmers’ realized net income fell $3.3 billion in 2024: StatCan

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Geralyn Wichers

Glacier FarmMedia—Canadian farmers’ 2024 realized net income saw the largest drop since 2018, and farm cash receipts declined the most since 2003 as crop prices fell, preliminary data from Statistics Canada shows. Farmers’ realized net income fell by $3.3 billion to $9.4 billion in 2024, a nearly 26 per cent decline. Excluding cannabis, the figure improves slightly to $9.7 billion or a 23 per cent decline.
Drought developing in northern Saskatchewan agricultural region

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Robert Arnason

Glacier FarmMedia – Rain has become a rarity in Nipawin, Sask. In the 30 days of April, Nipawin received one millimetre of precipitation. In the first 27 days of May, the Environment Canada weather station in Nipawin recorded 1.5 mm of rain and snow. It’s a similar story across the northern agricultural region of Saskatchewan. There’s been almost no rain this spring in Hudson Bay, Carrot River and Prince Albert.
Manitoba Crop Report: Dry conditions speed up planting

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Adam Peleshaty

Glacier FarmMedia | MarketsFarm – Dryness throughout most growing areas of Manitoba accelerated seeding progress during the week ended May 25. So far, 85 per cent of projected acres were planted by Manitoba farmers, well above the 57 per cent reported the week before. One year ago, 64 per cent of acres were planted, while the five-year average was 69 per cent. Most places received very little precipitation over the past week.
Changing spread, prevalence of animal diseases causes new challenges for food, agriculture

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Phil Franz-Warkentin

Animal health is a critical component of public health, food security and economic stability in an increasingly interconnected world, says the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) in its inaugural report. “The spread, prevalence and impact of infectious animal diseases is changing, bringing new challenges for agriculture and food security, human health and development, and natural ecosystems,” said Dr. Emmanuelle Soubeyran, Director General of WOAH in a news release.
Judge approves $500 million settlement in bread price fixing class action

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Geralyn Wichers

Introducing the NEW! AgCanada app. Stay in the know about the latest in agriculture. Thousands of topics, all carefully curated to match your interests! The app is now available for download on iOS and Android.
Buyer steps up for shuttered Winnipeg plant protein processor

1 week ago | agcanada.com | Geralyn Wichers

Introducing the NEW! AgCanada app. Stay in the know about the latest in agriculture. Thousands of topics, all carefully curated to match your interests! The app is now available for download on iOS and Android.