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Meet Prof. Yu Na Lee (food price uncertainty, food security)

Yu Na is an economics professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics who studies how food price uncertainty affects food security, development and trade.... More ›

Meet Prof. Richard Heck (soil structure)

Richard is a professor in our School of Environmental Sciences who research soil structure and preservation locally and globally.... More ›

Value-added food can bring a lot to Canada

Senator Diane Griffin, Chair of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, and committee members Senators Colin Deacon and Stan Kutcher share their observations on the value-added food sector.... More ›

Grow Hope 2019 - First Seeding

Grow Hope 2019 - First Seeding... More ›

Growing Sugar Beets in Alberta

Learn how sugar beets are grown in Alberta and how they are refined into the only source of 100% Canadian Sugar.... More ›

Cheri Day Farmer Profile

Explore Cheri's farm with her family and enjoy as she talks about producing free-run, brown eggs!... More ›

Versatile 420 Combine Harvesting Barley in Alberta

A young farmer in Alberta, Canada who recently got the family's Versatile 420 combine running again after sitting for nearly 20 years.... More ›

Saskatoon Berry Time. Urban Garden No. 14

The Saskatoon berries were just starting to ripen here in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The season is at its peak now, and so we have put 15 gallons in our freezer to save for the winter.... More ›

Harvest 2019 Day 5

The last of the winter barley being harvested. This is more KWS Amistar grown for seed. Only one more field of Craft Malting Barley to go then the winter barley harvest is in the barn safe and dry before the rain arrives.... More ›

Innovative Flood Irrigation In Regenerative Agriculture

See how our creative flood irrigation design functions like your toilet tank. Water accumulates in a reservoir until it is needed, then we can send a large quantity of water to our fields all at once.... More ›

'An absolutely brutal year': Alberta farm incomes plummet 70% in 2018

'An absolutely brutal year': Alberta farm incomes plummet 70% in 2018... More ›

Supporting Ontario Food Terminal’s Long-Term Success

Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman and Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Christine Hogarth were at the Ontario Food Terminal to announce the initial findings of the government’s review on modernizing and enhancing the terminal. Early findings show the advantages of its location... More ›

Masterfeeds, 90 years serving Canadian farmers, ranchers and poultry producers

Canadian farming has evolved at an incredible pace over one lifetime. If you were born in the 1930’s, 1 in 3 Canadians were living on a farm. Today, 90 years later, only 1 in 58 are a part of the farm population in Canada — in this time, Canada’s population has tripled — creating an agri-food in... More ›

Mental Health for Spring Planting: Clarence Nywening

Clarence Nywening with the Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario encourages you to know the signs of stress and be aware your family can feel your stress too.... More ›

Crop Pollination: Honeybees

John Gibeau, a commercial beekeeper from Surrey, British Columbia, discusses the current climate of colony collapse disorder, crop pollination, sustainable farming, and the benefits of science and research in regards to helping beekeeper’s keep informed of best management practices for their col... More ›

BC Farm Museum, Fort Langley

Ploughing with a 4 bottom plough behind a 1943 McCormick WD-9. Wally is turning under Fall Rye for "green manure". The Fall Rye was seeded last fall after the Barley was harvested. This is a Norwegian Plow and one of our rare artifacts at the BC Farm Museum.... More ›