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.

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.

The US Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) have issued a safety advisory to provide notice of the possibility of catastrophic failure of certain hazardous materials packages commonly known as “nurse tanks.” 

The Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Project promises to revitalize over 500,000 acres of farmland, and Saskatchewan's rural municipalities eagerly await its completion.

Through its Seed Regulatory Modernization (Seed-RM) initiative, the CFIA is updating some of its seed regulations to ensure flexibility in addressing future technical advances and scientific innovation in seed and seed potato systems. I would like to hear from CAAR members.

Saskatchewan's rural municipalities call for federal and provincial support to overcome challenges like inflation and environmental regulations, crucial for sustainable agriculture and global food security.

Despite a US court ruling affecting dicamba registrations due to procedural errors, Bayer Crop Science confirms no changes to Canada's use of dicamba-based herbicides, ensuring ongoing support for Canadian farmers.

From tractor blockades to egg pelting, European farmers voice massive discontent over policies. Across Europe, farmers protest environmental regulations, rising costs, and unfair competition, demanding urgent government and EU action.

With science changing along with the seasons, we look at the world of seed technology, offering a forecast.