Food & Agriculture

Farmland on the line: Farm groups reject Alto high-speed rail deal

Farm organizations across Ontario and Quebec are presenting a united front in opposition to the proposed Alto high-speed rail project, warning that it could...

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Farmers React to House Farm Bill

“Farmers have waited far too long for a new farm bill while dealing with rising input costs, market volatility, and shrinking margins,” said Darin...

MorganMyers Surveys AI Use on the Farm

MorganMyers’ 2026 survey finds AI use experimental on the farmA new survey by MorganMyers delves into where farmers, ranchers, and agricultural retailers are when...

Soil for Sale? Two Tennessee Measures Expand the State’s Foreign Ownership Law Framework

In recent years, a growing number of states have enacted laws restricting foreign ownership of agricultural land and other real property.... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/soil-for-sale-two-tennessee-measures-expand-the-states-foreign-ownership-law-framework/

How barley is helping grow meat without raising animals

A biotechnology company in Iceland is using an unlikely crop to help produce meat without raising a single animal — and Canada is playing...

One province’s right-to-repair bill encouraging, but needs more for farmers

Farmers face rising repair costs and are more reliant on authorized repairers to solve increasingly complex problems. We deserve a right to repair that recognizes...

Evaluating a Poor Sorghum Stand

Evaluating a Poor Sorghum Stand Brent Bean, Sorghum Checkoff Director of Agronomy Poor sorghum stands occur for several reasons, including dry surface soils, cool and wet...

Backyard Privacy Ideas That Turn an Open Yard Into a Peaceful Retreat

Have neighbors peeking into the yard every time a family barbecue starts? Does a relaxing morning coffee feel less enjoyable because nearby windows overlook...

Blackshirt Feeders looming largest in North America’s feedlot industry

One of the largest single-site beef cattle feedlots in North America continues to build capacity. Dr. Kee Jim, one of the feedlot company’s three founders,...

Misinformation, polarization drive agriculture off social media

Many people in the agricultural sector have dropped off social media, says a recent survey by researchers at the University of Guelph. A lack of...

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