Better Farming Prairies Magazine Archive October 2023 Better Farming Prairies October 2023 edition features the following articles: The Ravages of Drought - A Photo Essay, Canola Swede Midge - New Threats, Offsets & Crop Damage - Recouping Losses, and Adopting Drones. November/December 2023 September 2023
Mid-January CGC updates Wednesday, January 14, 2026 The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) has issued some licenses while others are no longer in effect. So far in 2025 the CGC has provided three licenses. Two belong to an Alberta company. Westlock Terminals in Westlock received two licenses on Jan. 1. One elevator got its grain... Read this article online
Loveland launches AQUA FORCE to boost water efficiency in pivot-irrigated fields Tuesday, January 13, 2026 Loveland Products, Inc. has introduced , a new water‑use‑efficiency product built specifically for center pivot irrigation systems and designed to help farmers get more value from every inch of applied water. Unlike traditional surfactants or wetting agents, is formulated to move... Read this article online
Liquid Herbicide Boosts Prairie Weed Control Tuesday, January 13, 2026 Gowan Canada has announced the registration of Garrison Liquid EC Herbicide by Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency.Gowan says this new preplant herbicide gives Prairie farmers an effective solution for managing herbicide-resistant weeds in important crops. Garrison Liquid EC is... Read this article online
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
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