Better Pork Magazine Archive April 2022 Better Pork April 2022 edition features the following articles: Animal Aggression - Managing Behaviour, Genetic Resistance - PRRS Research, Transport Effects - Measuring Health, Deadstock Management - Plan Ahead. June 2022 February 2022
PowerWood Canada Secures Land for Rail Spur to Advance Biofuel Exports Tuesday, January 13, 2026 PowerWood Canada Corp has finalized the purchase of 175 acres of land in northern Alberta from Mackenzie County to construct a rail spur that will transport advanced black biofuel pellets to Canada’s tidewater for export. The land parcel, located in the Mackenzie Highway Industrial... Read this article online
Saving Pigs and Other Livestock from Deadly Diseases Tuesday, January 13, 2026 High-immune response (HIR) technology is changing how farmers protect their animals from diseasethanks to University of Guelph,Ontario Veterinary CollegeprofessorDr. Bonnie Mallard. This technology helpsidentifyanimalsthat naturallyhave stronger immune systems. These animals can pass their... Read this article online
Nutrien Rewards Prairie Farm Champions Tuesday, January 13, 2026 NutrienLtd. has announced the winners of the second Hometown Yield Challenge, a program created to encourage strong crop production while giving back to rural communities. The challenge was open to farmers in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan and focused on both yield performance and... Read this article online
Canola industry says reopening Chinese market a priority Tuesday, January 13, 2026 The Canola Council of Canada wants the prime minister’s trip to China to be a successful one. “We have been clear that this is a political issue that requires a political solution, to be resolved at the highest levels between our two governments. With this in mind, we are encouraged by... Read this article online
Syngenta brings Elatus Era fungicide to lentil growers Tuesday, January 13, 2026 Canadian lentil farmers have a new fungicide available to them this growing season through Syngenta’s Elatus Era. “This represents an evolution in our lentil disease protection from what we currently have on the market as Elatus,” Carolyn Wilson, technical lead for fungicides with... Read this article online