Another strike means another disruption to the way Canada does business. A look at how legal strikes impact our country.

Why do agricultural associations exist?

Even with the flag of Brazil covered in soybeans, the dryness experienced within the Amazon rainforest negatively affects the country’s corn and soy yield.

Following three consecutive years of La Niña, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is currently in the El Niño phase, according to NOAA.

The December issue of CAAR Communicator should be arriving in your mailbox any time soon.  The feature article looks at the increase in strikes across the country, among other things.  

agrēGrain by Tronia Systems is a complete grain terminal management solution. (Sponsored Content)

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada introduces a challenge to reduce methane emissions in cattle farming.

Canadian agriculture is at a crossroads with rising operational costs and regulatory challenges threatening the industry's financial and mental health.

Research by Nutrien identifies key differences and similarities in agricultural views between farmers and North American consumers.