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Wanted: A long-term vision for the future of Canadian agriculture

Glacier FarmMedia – What does Canada’s agriculture and food sector need to do to insulate itself from major disruptions?

According to the latest Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) report “A Toolbox for Managing Crises,” everyone linked to ag needs to stop working alone to extinguish fires and instead adopt a more dynamic approach to problem solving.

In practice, the report’s authors say, that means developing a much wider understanding of the issues facing each sector and how they intersect and then implementing long-term strategies to account for risks.

This approach is lacking. The authors argue that, by focusing on a single business or sector at a time, Canada’s agriculture and food system remains more vulnerable to disruption.

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Approaching T2 in Early-Drilled Winter Wheat: Disease Pressure, Yield Potential and Univoq™

Video: Approaching T2 in Early-Drilled Winter Wheat: Disease Pressure, Yield Potential and Univoq™


Corteva Technical Manager Sally Harris assesses a September-drilled crop of Palladium winter wheat, representative of crops across the UK this season. With the crop drilled early and growing strongly, disease pressure is evident, but so too is strong yield potential. In the video, Sally explains the key considerations as the crop approaches T2 and outlines why Univoq™ is being considered to protect against disease and help safeguard crop performance.