Food & Agriculture

Canadian Agriculture: Struggling to Grow or Struggling to be Recognized (Part 2)

Part 2 This second post to the series on agricultural productivity in Canada dives into the financial realities facing farmers in Canada, where is...

Great Lakes Farm Incubator leader says land access programs are key to farmland preservation

A farm business advisor says land matching programs are playing a growing role in keeping farmland in production. Koffi Kapchavi is the northwest regional...

USDA Updates Stocking Standards for Authorized SNAP Retailers

On May 8, 2026, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) published final rulemaking that updated stocking requirements for authorized retailers participating... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/usda-updates-stocking-standards-for-authorized-snap-retailers/

Backyard Proposal Ideas That Turn Ordinary Moments Into Unforgettable Memories

A proposal is more than a question. It is a story that begins with one heartfelt moment and stays alive for years. While luxury...

Plant-based protein sector looks to build resilient supply chains

The plant-based protein sector is working to create supply chains that are sustainable, both from an economic and environmental perspective. That requires closer connections with...

Early buy-in helps turn agri-food research into on-farm practice

Early and ongoing engagement of farming partners is a critical step in sharing research with end-users. The challenge of getting research out of universities and...

Kioti expects autonomous tractors in near future

South Korean tractor brand Kioti hasn’t exactly been a major player in the North American market. It broke onto the scene here offering lower-horsepower tractors...

Cubicle Office Decor Ideas That Make Every Workday More Inspiring

Walking into a plain office cubicle can feel uninspiring. Gray walls, standard desks, and fluorescent lighting often create a workspace that lacks personality and...

What’s holding back the market for farmers’ carbon-capturing services?

Agriculture technologies that capture carbon are well understood, including how to scale them, but a lack of funding and policy clarity is minimizing their...

Leadership program alumni study farms, food of Vietnam and Cambodia

Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) alumni from 12 classes and two generations explored Cambodia and Vietnam recently in their pursuit of curiosity, knowledge, leadership,...

Nova Scotia producers find a variety of uses for drones

Charles Turcotte estimates he paid for his drone in two years by not repeatedly driving over his cranberry crop every time he wanted to...

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