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We look at how things are shaping up as they relate to planting, weather and more – and who Carney's picked for his cabinet, as producers are looking to more than just the agriculture minister for signs of stability.
- Bree Rody, editor
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Some provinces are gradually overcoming dry conditions thanks to recent rain events, but in some cases, those events have brought with them damages.
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OMAFA vegetable crop specialist Dennis Van Dyk recommends approaching the season with a prepared mindset, notifying OMAFA staff if symptoms are identified in your field and knowing what to look for.
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A B.C. event is aiming to unite farmers and food lovers to draw awareness to issues such as food waste and food insecurity – and it's doing so through the (inner) beauty of the potato.
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Property that is purchased will be preserved, contributing to the province's goal of protecting seven per cent of P.E.I.'s land.
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Not all great careers are envisioned in childhood – Cambouris had little interest in farming as a child, especially due to a number of environmental allergies. Now, her work is breaking ground – including in potatoes.
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Grants for soybean growers and farmers' markets abound. Plus, a new fertilizer facility to open in Saskatoon.
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Potato common scab disease costs producers an estimated $17 million dollars a year in economic losses simply through making potatoes less appealing to consumers and manufacturers. The drier and warmer growing seasons many regions of Canada are experiencing only exacerbates the problem, since these conditions lead to more instances of common scab disease in potatoes. With no solution in (short) sight, researchers are making progress in their understanding of common scab.
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