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Growing Green in Makkovik
Growing green in Makkovik: Indigenous knowledge and community spirit propel partnership research with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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CFIA updates livestock traceability regulation direction
CFIA update: traceability requirements for other livestock species will continue to progress, while proposed cattle and bison movement reporting will not proceed as the agency continues discussions with industry.
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What your veterinarian wants you to know this summer
Educational resources abound at Equine Guelph and TheHorsePortal.ca, for the health, wellness and care of horses and horse owners!
NEWS
Ducks Unlimited Canada Turns to Beaver-Inspired Wetland Restoration in British Columbia
Ducks Unlimited Canada has launched its first Beaver Dam Analogue project in British Columbia, using natural materials to recreate the benefits of beaver dams and restore wetlands, improve water storage and support wildlife habitat.
Found a Tick? Here Is What to Do Next
Tick-borne illnesses are on the rise across Canada. Learn how to prevent tick bites, safely remove a tick, recognize symptoms of Lyme disease and other infections, and know when to seek medical attention.
Canada's Fibre Festivals - Where Small Farmers and Fibre Artists Gather
Canada's fall fibre festival season is set to bring together fibre producers, artisans, alpaca and sheep breeders, and rural entrepreneurs.
Ducks Unlimited Canada Invitation to Support Wetlands and Win
A new national campaign from Ducks Unlimited Canada encourages support for wetland conservation while offering prizes that celebrate fishing and outdoor lifestyles.
Preparing workers for future food industry careers across Canada
Protein Industries Canada and its partners are launching a new skills training program to help build a stronger workforce and support growth in Canada's food sector.
Fair Finance Fund Expands Into British Columbia
Fair Finance Fund has officially expanded into British Columbia, marking a major milestone for the social finance organization.
B.C. Goat Farmer's Cougar Rescue Captivates Viewers
When a cougar attacked one of her Nigerian dwarf goats, British Columbia farmer Gina Moore did not hesitate. Security footage shows Moore rushing to the animal's defence, sparking worldwide attention and raising important questions about predator man
Canada Showcases Wool Innovation at IWTO Congress
Canada's delegation shared wool innovation, sustainability projects, youth engagement efforts, and global industry collaboration at the 95th IWTO Congress in China.
FEATURES
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Gooseberry Growing Across Canada
Gooseberries are a niche fruit, with growers serving local consumers, farmers' markets, and specialty food producers with this tart and versatile berry.
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Have you ever Considered Growing Currants?
Currant season is underway across much of Canada, with growers in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and British Columbia harvesting one of the country's most distinctive berry crops. While often overshadowed by strawberries and blueberries, currants continue
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Why Plants Wilt in Summer Even When Soil Isn’t Dry
Wilting in summer is not always from dry soil, as heat, disease, pest damage, and waterlogged roots can all stop plants from moving water properly.
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Hot Weather Increases Sunburn Risk in Apple Orchards
Apple growers are urged to protect orchards from extreme heat as soaring temperatures increase the risk of sunburn damage, fruit loss, and reduced yields next season.
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Canada’s Growing Season Is Getting Longer - What It Means for Farm Pests and How to Manage Them
Canada’s growing season is expanding, bringing new pest challenges. Learn how farmers can protect crops with soil health, early detection, and smart pest control strategies.
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Could Silphium Be Canada’s Next Climate-Smart Crop?
A tall prairie native is gaining attention for its climate and biodiversity benefits, and it may already be suited to parts of Canada.
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Equipment News
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John Deere’s XUV Gator lineup
John Deere’s XUV Gator lineup is ideal for quick travel and transport around the property.
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Overview of the Mahindra 1635
Small farm or acreage owners in the market for a compact tractor that delivers results may want to consider the Mahindra 1635 among their potential options.
Poultry
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The 25-Foot Chicken Coop Rule That May Actually Makes Sense
The idea is rooted in practicality. For small-scale poultry keepers, designing a coop around the length of a standard roll of hardware cloth could save time, money, and materials.
Health and wellness: 6 tips for disease free birds
Whether you have a large or small flock of poultry, flock health is your TOP priority. Amy Hogue provides some important information on biosecurity 101, protocol tips, information on common diseases and coop management.
