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RDAR, Genomics Alberta to fund agriculture genomics projects

The recent investment supports 14 projects that will use genomics to address challenges in Alberta agriculture, including livestock, crops and soil health.


CABEF announces winners of national agricultural scholarships

Applicants were asked to outline concrete actions to increase equity, diversity and inclusion in agriculture.


Crop report: Conditions fair to good in Saskatchewan, Alberta gets more moisture

Manitoba continued to experience stressors impeding seeding and spraying.
 
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Farm Management Canada

Farm women, have your say! Participate in national survey for chance to win.

Farm Management Canada and CentricEngine Inc. have undertaken an important and timely research project that will provide a comprehensive baseline for understanding the roles, status, barriers and opportunities to support women involved in farming.

We’re encouraging women who lead farms, work on the farm and otherwise contribute to the success of the farm to complete our national survey. The survey should take less than 30 minutes to complete. And, all those who complete the survey will be entered into a draw to win $500!
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Wheat yield gaps in the Canadian Prairies

Wheat yield gaps in the Canadian Prairies

At this year’s Top Crop Summit, University of Nebraska’s Patricio Grassini outlined the reasons for the new Global Yield Gap Atlas project. With increase for food demand predicted over the next 30 years due to population increase and higher calorie intake, food production will be challenged. Current crop yields are not sufficient to meet that extra demand on existing cropland areas. The challenge is meeting the growing demand through sustainable systems, ensuring that every hectare of existing cropland produces to its potential. Further research explores the yield potential in the Prairies, as well as the yield gaps. » Learn more...
 
The impact of ag tech

The impact of ag tech

As in much of agriculture, practicality is key to adoption and uptake of ag tech. No matter how futuristic or ambitious a piece of tech or practice is, if it doesn’t have a clear, demonstrable benefit in some way, it likely won’t stick. What are some of the most positive impacts of ag tech on modern Canadian farmers, and what makes them most likely to say “yes” to technology? Our panelists parse our survey results and discuss the positive impacts of ag tech and how to communicate them. » Learn more...
 
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Grow Our People Summit

Early bird registration open for Grow Our People Summit

The Grow Our People Summit was created for the two million people who work in agriculture and food in Canada - to invest in them, thank them and get them energized and equipped for the future. Author and kickoff speaker, Dr. Jeffrey Barnes, will set the stage and weave some Disney magic into the Summit with his inspiring call to action, "Be the hero in your own story." Summit attendees will leave the event with new skills, deeper networks, and a renewed sense of enthusiasm for our agri-food sector.

Everyone who registers before June 30, 2022 will be entered to win a trip for two to Walt Disney World in Florida. This package includes airfare, three-day park passes, and $1000 for accommodation and spending money.
» Register today
 
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