Better Farming Prairies Magazine Archive September 2025 Better Farming Prairies September 2025 edition features Laila, Andrew, Lanna & Darcy Mason on the cover and the following articles: Wrestling with Drought - Many Dry Years, Flexibility in Farming - Robotic Support, Livestock Lighting - Turkey Barns, and Pasture Grass. October 2025 July/August 2025
Alberta votes to remain in Canada Thursday, November 5, 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
UFA Opens New Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum Site in Outlook, Saskatchewan Thursday, November 5, 2026 United Farmers of Alberta (UFA) has expanded its petroleum network with the opening of a new Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum site in Outlook, Saskatchewan, providing agricultural producers, transportation companies, and commercial operators with expanded access to fuel and lubricants in one of... Read this article online
Manitoba Harvest Progresses Despite Wet Field Conditions Thursday, November 5, 2026 Manitoba producers are making significant progress on harvest operations, but excess soil moisture continues to create challenges in some regions as the 2026 growing season winds down. According to the latest Manitoba crop report, spring cereal harvest is essentially complete across... Read this article online
Helping commercialize Sask. agtech Wednesday, November 4, 2026 The Saskatchewan government launched a new program to connect agtech businesses with local farmers interested in testing new products in development. The Agtech Commercialization Readiness (ACRE) program through Innovation Saskatchewan will provide startups with up to $30,000 to pilot and... Read this article online
Bayer Invests $45M in New Canadian Canola Innovation Centre Thursday, October 29, 2026 Canadian canola research is receiving a major investment, with Bayer Crop Science committing more than $45 million CAD to establish a new canola innovation centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The facility is expected to strengthen Bayer's Canadian research and development capabilities, with... Read this article online