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Artificial intelligence called future of farming

Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept for Canadian farms, and the pace of technological change now hitting the agriculture industry is unlike anything the sector has experienced before, ag-tech entrepreneur and futurist Rob Saik told the recent Convergence agricultural conference...


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Agriculture seen as survivor of coming downturn

Amidst growing economy uncertainty and speculation of a coming downturn in the markets, the agriculture sector is well positioned to come through challenges in strong shape, says a major farmland investor.

That was one of the main messages from Robert Andjelic at ...


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Changes to keep the focus on farmer-driven storytelling

The Western Producer’s new Farm Work section brings together reporting that previously appeared in the print pages of Grainews — stories that speak to the practical, day-to-day decisions farmers make across crop production, farm equipment and livestock management.

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Verticillium stripe draws attention after worst year yet on the Prairies

Glacier FarmMedia – After the worst year yet for the disease, verticillium stripe has moved from being a background concern to a standing agenda item at Prairie agronomy meetings.

AgDays in Brandon was no exception, where the disease was the focus of a high-level panel discuss...


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Agriculture warned about competitiveness problem

Farmers are doing their job well, but the sector remains vulnerable because of existing systems and geopolitical factors at play, says a farm economist.

That was one of the main messages delivered by Sylvain Charlebois, a professor at Dalhousie University, during a recent appearance in Regina.

Charlebois, who leads Dalhousie University’s


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