Better Pork Magazine Archive August 2024 Better Pork August 2024 edition features Sheldon Dyck on the cover and the following articles: Passion & Positivity - SuperGro Gilts, Advice from the Experts - Top Tips & Tricks, Nutrient Kinetics - Feed Formulations, Preventive Practices - Avoid H5N1, and Litter Size. October 2024 June 2024
Saskatchewan Farmer Tyson Ozeroff Photo Wins Lallemand Contest Thursday, November 6, 2025 Lallemand Plant Care is once again supporting rural safety and community spirit through its annual Hometown Roots Contest. The Langham Fire Department in Saskatchewan will receive a $5,000 donation as part of the 2025 program. A local farmer from Langham entered a photo that captured... Read this article online
Ag industry reacts to federal budget Thursday, November 6, 2025 Canadian ag industry groups are providing feedback on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first federal budget. Here’s what industry organizations are saying. The Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) classifies the budget’s plan as making progress but still leaving gaps for the... Read this article online
Rooted in Resilience -- Women Cultivating the Future of Agriculture Thursday, November 6, 2025 Feeling the weight of a tough year in agriculture? If you’re a woman working in agriculture - whether your boots are in the field or your focus is in the boardroom - you’ve likely felt the weight of a tough year. But here’s the good news: you’re not alone, and your work matters more than... Read this article online
CGC issues multiple licences in early November Thursday, November 6, 2025 The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) has been busy in the first week of November. The CGC issued four licences on Nov. 1 with three going to companies in Saskatchewan. Eskdale Seed Farm in Leross received a primary elevator licence. This type of licence goes to “an operator of an... Read this article online
Farmers coming together to shape the future of agriculture Thursday, November 6, 2025 Every November, farmers from across Ontario gather for one of the most important events on our calendar—the Ontario Federation of Agriculture’s (). It’s a time of faith in our future and fellowship in new beginnings. From the most southern tip of the province to our northern... Read this article online