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Craft tailored compensation packages, offer flexible work arrangements and create an optimum work environment.

A viewpoint on how artificial intelligence can positively impact the agricultural sector.

Researchers turn Coal into an edible protein in cattle feed—is it a diamond in the rough?

Too much and too little water in our waterways is causing economic issues regarding how we get products in and out of Canada. This article examines the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Great Lakes, the Mississippi River, and the Panama Canal to explore the far-reaching effects of shipping by water.

Although the weeks-long protest and blockades in France may have halted on February 1, 2024, farmers in other European countries have taken up the cause with their protests.

2023 marked a pivotal point for Canadian lentils.  Reduced production but increased exports and promising future planting projections indicate a vibrant industry shift.

SARM and the Wheat Board react positively to the new Saskatchewan budget, highlighting the benefits for agriculture and rural infrastructure while still voicing key concerns.

We are excited to announce the appointment of Myrna Grahn as the new Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Agri-Retailers (CAAR), starting March 25, 2024.

Canadian farmers are tweaking their 2024 crop plans, increasing some plantings, such as wheat and corn, while reducing others, like canola and soybeans.