Better Pork Magazine Archive December 2023 Better Pork December 2023 edition features Candace Van Engelen on the cover and the following articles: Resources Available - Producer Support, Mycoplasmal Arthritis - Seeking Solutions, Carcass Composition - Digital Imaging, Swine Manure - Cropping Benefits, Van Engelen Family - Farming Together, and Acid Binding Capacity. February 2024 October 2023
Innovation Takes Center Stage at Canada’s Farm Show in Regina Friday, March 20, 2026 Canada’s Farm Show officially kicked off yesterday at the REAL District in Regina, Saskatchewan, welcoming thousands of producers, innovators and industry leaders from across Canada and beyond. Presented by Bunge, the three‑day event runs through Thursday and promises a packed agenda... Read this article online
Ag groups call for pause to AAFC cuts Friday, March 20, 2026 Close to two dozen Canadian ag groups wrote to Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald to ask for an immediate pause to the scheduled cuts at AAFC research facilities. The federal government is closing seven ag research sites and eliminating 665 positions to support the prime minister’s goal... Read this article online
Top Tillage Equipment for Large Acreage Farming - A 2026 Buyer’s Guide Thursday, March 19, 2026 Choosing the right tillage equipment is crucial for high acreage growers managing heavy residue, variable soil conditions, and the need for efficient seedbed preparation. Today’s leading tillage systems combine residue sizing, soil preservation, and operational efficiency—while pairing... Read this article online
Corteva introduces Lumiscend LUXE fungicide seed treatment Thursday, March 19, 2026 Corteva has launched a new fungicide seed treatment in time for the 2026 planting season. Lumiscend LUXE combines four active ingredients – difenoconazole, metalaxyl-M and S-isomer, ipconazole, and inpyrfluxam – to provide farmers with a robust seed treatment option spanning Groups 3, 4,... Read this article online
CGC issues multiple licenses on March 18 Thursday, March 19, 2026 Two Canadian and one American grain handler received licenses from the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) on March 18. One of the Canadian companies, Red River Seeds in Morris, Man., the leading buyer of rye grain in Western Canada, received two licenses. One of those licenses is a grain... Read this article online