Alberta-based tractor manufacturer Ursa Ag is staking its claim in tractor sales with a back-to-basics approach that ...

Feed grain prices are moving higher in Western Canada due to a trio of factors, said a trader from Lethbridge.

With a looming El Niño and fertilizer shortages in other countries, Canadian farmers are in a relatively good position, says ...

Canada’s annual inflation rate accelerated to 2.8 per cent in April from 2.4 per cent in March, driven by a surge in gasoline ...

For the week ending May 16, Western Canadian prices of yearlings and backgrounded cattle were relatively unchanged from seven ...

Don Norman is an agricultural journalist based in Winnipeg and associate editor with Grainews. He began writing for the Manitoba Co-operator as a freelancer in 2018 and joined the editorial staff in ...

Improving conditions allowed Alberta farmers to make good seeding progress during the week ended May 12, although operations ...

Canadian agriculture groups say the federal-provincial-territorial Next Policy Framework must avoid one-size-fits-all ...

Agriculture committee wants AAFC research cuts reversed The House of Commons agriculture committee says Ottawa should “pause ...

A dust storm blowing through the Prairies created apocalyptic images and forced farmers off their fields as they work at ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that American farmers will be happy with his trade deals and that China would be ...

Feed barley bids in Western Canada were starting to edge lower in early May, despite rising corn and feed wheat prices.