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AgXeed says its autonomous farm machines are designed to do more than just remove the operator from the tractor cab.
The Netherlands-based company says its tracked AgBots are built around a different machinery philosophy: smaller, lighter machines that can ru...
It’s comparably rare for most Canadian agriculture groups to get to northern Canada, but the Canadian Seed Growers’ Association recently received a crash course on agriculture in the Yukon.
The group’s 2026 annual general meeting in early July took place in Whitehorse.
When Katie Friesen came back to her father Rick’s mixed farm in Niverville, Man., to help manage finances and administration, she didn’t find one big problem. She found several smaller ones.
Sometimes workers didn’t know what they were responsible for or what tasks had been completed and which hadn’t.
It wasn’t because no one cared. Rather, Friesen deduced...
Canada may be in a technical recession, but it doesn’t feel like one, says an economist.
“It’s too early yet to say we’re in a recession,” Des Sobool, deputy chief economist with Farm Credit Canada, told delegates attending Seeds Canada’s 2026 annual meeting.
A recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of decline in a country’s gross domestic produc...
Just under a year ago, the role of farm manager at Rutherford Farms near Grosse Isle, Man., became vacant. Emily Laudin, who was already working at the farm as a sales agronomist, knew she was a natural fit for the role — and she wasn’t afraid to ask for the opportunity.
“I was doing a lot of the management as it was on the farm side of things, and so I told (farm o...