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Safeguard the Human Person in Time of AI

Before you make a judgement of this document I recommend you read it. What is it? Just published, it is The Encyclical Letter Magnifica...

Image-collecting AI field robot coming to Canada in 2027

An autonomous mobile robot is coming to ag equipment dealerships in Canada in 2027. The company says it’s targeted toward western Canadian crops and...

What happens if bees’ pollinating buzz goes off-key?

The buzz of bees is a classic summer sound. What we hear as a bumblebee “buzz” is wind vibrations created by the bee’s rapid wingbeats....

Supreme Court Asked to Revisit Definition of WOTUS

The United States Supreme Court is currently considering whether to take up a case from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/supreme-court-asked-to-revisit-definition-of-wotus/

Industry Ag News 5/26

The National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) is pleased to announce that Ross Bodine has joined the organization as Policy Manager. In this role,...

Intern reflection: Mollie Kate Webb

After reflecting on my semester with NASDA, I am overwhelmed with gratitude. This opportunity alone has given me the chance to network, invest in...

Vintage Grandma House Ideas That Bring Back Warmth, Charm, and Timeless Comfort

There’s something unforgettable about walking into a cozy old-fashioned home filled with floral curtains, lace tablecloths, warm lighting, and the smell of fresh pie...

Canadian debut in sight for Fendt’s fully electric compact tractor

Fendt’s e100 Vario, a compact, carbon-neutral, emission-free, electric battery-powered tractor series, is now for sale in North America, albeit only in the U.S. Pacific...

Mapleton’s Organic begins new chapter under Cnossen Holsteins

A new chapter is beginning at Mapleton’s Organics, with the purchase of the farm and ice cream facilities by Cnossen Holsteins, longtime neighbours just...

Homemade Trellis Ideas That Turn Any Garden Into a Beautiful Backyard Escape

A plain backyard can feel unfinished, almost like a story waiting for its final chapter. Climbing roses spill across the ground, cucumber vines stretch...

Ontario soil study highlights real-world gains from better management

Ontario’s soils are a living archive of the last Ice Age, layered with glacial deposits laid down 6,500 to 13,000 years ago, that still...

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