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EDITOR'S NOTE

"Is red tape and regulatory burden putting the future of Canadian agriculture, food supply and the family farm at risk? The latest report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business discusses the concerns from agri-businesses below."

Jill Filmer, east editor

News

CFIB reports: Is red tape threatening the future of the Canadian farm?

Why are seven in 10 agribusinesses advising the next generation to not run a business? According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, there's a prime reason for that: red tape.

Six new inductees have been announced for the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame

Five individuals who have helped augment agriculture's impact within the Ontario landscape have been announced as the 2026 inductees into the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame.

Newfoundland farms affected by drought in 2025 can apply for 2025 AgriStability Program

The 2025 AgriStability program has been reopened by the federal and provincial governments to accept late participation by Newfoundland farmers impacted by drought in 2025.

Growing Home with BASF nominations due February 28

Growing Home with BASF is now accepting nominations for 2026. The program is designed to empower Canada’s agriculture community to support the organizations that make a positive difference in their hometown.

Features

Optimizing nitrogen fixation for soybeans

Rhizobia bacteria can be a valuable partner in soybean production, and this research project is looking into how to make the most of this partnership for soybeans grown under Maritime soil conditions.

ICYMI: Helping niche crops take off

This innovative breeding project in Quebec is helping small-acreage crops, or niche crops, escape from a chicken-and-egg dilemma.

On-Demand – Insights for 2026

A DEKALB roundtable discussion with Eastern Canadian Agronomists on Harvest Insights

Watch this on-demand session with Eastern Canadian agronomists to hear 2025 learnings directly from the field and get practical, localized insights to improve your 2026 crop season.

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