Flea beetle monitoring in canola across the Prairies

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News

Final member added to Gate Capital Campaign for grains research and development facility

Gene Fraser is the final member to be added to the Cabinet for the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (Gate) Capital Campaign.

Researchers discover heating method that improves legume digestibility

Researchers have identified a new heating method using radio frequency waves to reduce the amount of antinutrients in peas and beans.

New project launched to expand specialty soybean market in Canada

Canadian farmers are at the forefront of a new $4.3 million initiative that will boost the competitiveness of Canada’s agriculture sector.

Emergency use registration approved for Orondis Ultra on quinoa

Orondis Ultra fungicide has been approved for an emergency use registration request by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency.

Features

Flea beetle monitoring in canola across the Prairies

Researchers at the University of Alberta initiated a three-year project in 2022 to examine the resistance of flea beetles to insecticides across the Prairies.

Live without limits: Three takeaways from Athyna Cambouris' IWCA interview

Cambouris, a research scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada focusing in soil, precision agriculture and soil regenerative practices, is one of the 2025 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture honourees.

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ICYMI: Candace Mitschke

Growing up on a grain and dairy farm, Candace Mitschke has always been involved in agriculture, but her career path has taken many turns. Now she's executive director of Saskatchewan Farm Stewardship Association.