Better Farming Prairies Magazine Archive April 2021 Better Farming Prairies April 2021 edition features the Wiebe family on the front cover and the following articles: Prairie Pests - Ones to Watch, Cash in on Carbon - Offsets on Farms, Weed Pressures - Expert Advice, Calving Concerns - Tips for Producers, and Machinery Costs, May/June 2021 March 2021
RCMP looking to identify grain hopper tamperers Monday, October 26, 2026 Police in Saskatchewan are asking for the public’s help to identify two males involved in grain hopper tampering. Assiniboia RCMP say the incident occurred at a property in the RM of Lake of the Rivers between Aug. 14 and 15. Police photos show at least four hoppers with piles of grain... Read this article online
AgWest Creditor Protection Filing Signals Challenges Across the Prairie Farm Equipment Industry Thursday, October 22, 2026 When a major farm equipment dealership seeks creditor protection, the story extends beyond a single company. The recent filing involving AgWest, a Manitoba- and Saskatchewan-based dealer network representing AGCO, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and CLAAS equipment, offers a glimpse into some... Read this article online
Monette Farms Bid Deadline Marks Next Phase of Creditor Protection Process Thursday, October 22, 2026 The court-supervised restructuring of Monette Farms has reached another major milestone. The deadline for submitting offers on the company's land and assets passed on October 15, marking the end of the bidding window established under the court-approved Sale and Investment... Read this article online
Ag workers act quick to put out Sask. grain dryer fire Thursday, October 22, 2026 A Saskatchewan farm business is recognizing its employees and the community for springing into action to put out a fire. “Thankfully, thanks to the quick response and teamwork of our staff, neighbours, and the Borden Fire Department, the situation was brought under control quickly, with... Read this article online
Alberta votes to remain in Canada Thursday, October 22, 2026 The majority of Albertans want their province to remain part of Canada. During the Oct. 19 provincial referendum, when asked if Alberta should remain a Canadian province or if the provincial government should begin the legal process of holding a binding referendum on possible separation,... Read this article online