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
Manitoba suspends price increase on 1L milk cartons Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Manitobans won’t see any price changes on 1L milk cartons in 2026. The same prices shoppers paid in 2025—$2.10 for homogenized, $2.03 for 2%, $1.97 for 1%, and $1.93 for skim milk, will remain the same as part of the government’s plan to help address affordability concerns. “An... Read this article online
Alta. farm kid heading to her third Olympics Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Melissa Lotholz hasn’t really had time to think about the fact she’s about to become a three-time Olympian. “I think a lot of time we’re very process oriented as athletes and then it’s not until you take a step back and take a look at it and you’re like, ‘oh, that’s actually a pretty big... Read this article online
New animal welfare agency in Saskatchewan Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Saskatchewanians with concerns about pets and animals will have a new point of contact beginning April 1. The Saskatchewan Animal Enforcement Agency (SAEA) will take on the responsibilities formerly held by Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan (APSS). "Together, we are looking to... Read this article online
Bushel Plus rebrands to BranValt for global harvest-tech growth Tuesday, January 20, 2026 Bushel Plus Ltd., a well‑known name in harvest optimization tools and training, is preparing for a major brand transformation as it shifts to a new global identity: BranValt. The company recently announced that the transition will officially take effect in July 2026, marking a... Read this article online
Canada Negotiates Tariff Reductions on Canola Seed by China Tuesday, January 20, 2026 Mark Carney has concluded his visit to Beijing for high-level meetings with Chinese leaders, including Xi Jinping. The visit marked the first trip to China by a Canadian prime minister since 2017 and resulted in a joint statement outlining a new strategic partnership between the two countries.... Read this article online