NEWS
NEWS
High Pet Care Costs Challenge Owners
A national survey shows most Canadian veterinarians say rising costs prevent many pet owners from accepting recommended treatments, creating emotional stress for vets and families.
2026 Last Frost Map Offers Better Planting Guidance
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released a 2026 last frost date map combining historical data and weather projections to help gardeners better plan spring planting and manage frost risks.
Ewe Better Believe It -- Sheep Numbers Climb Across Canada
Canada’s sheep and lamb inventories climbed to start 2026, with Prairie provinces leading the country’s flock growth.
Kao no Mieru Yasai -- What Canadian Small Farms Can Learn From Japan’s “Vegetables With a Face”
Japan’s practice of Kao no Mieru Yasai—literally “vegetables with a visible face”—shows how a simple photo and story can transform how consumers connect with their food. Canadian small farms can use this human‑centered approach at farmgate stands and
CASA Makes All Online Safety Courses Free for March to Support Ag Safety Week
CASA is offering all online farm safety courses free in March 2026, giving small farms access to training on machinery, dairy work, worker safety and more.
Canada Spring Weather Forecast Signals Weather Twists Ahead
Canada spring forecast shows cooler temperatures, shifting weather, and changing precipitation patterns. Read the latest outlook, prepare for seasonal changes, and stay updated with regional forecasts to plan confidently.
Seedy Saturdays are fun, inexpensive events to swap and exchange seeds.
Seedy Saturdays are fun, inexpensive events to swap and exchange seeds facilitated by Seeds of Diversity. A calendar of Seedy Saturday events is online now
Ontario Agritourism Awards Celebrate Leaders
Agritourism Ontario celebrates 2025 award winners and new leadership supporting rural tourism growth. Discover inspiring farms, industry champions, and future opportunities strengthening Ontario agritourism. Explore the full sector update today.
