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A smut by any other name
Smut is one of the few diseases that’s not a hot button issue this winter. But true loose smut can cause headaches for barley growers. Here’s how to keep it out of your fields
Farmers say some low-quality grain grades inconsistent
Grain quality has taken a beating from hail, moisture and disease. Now some farmers report facing uneven wheat and durum grading at the elevator
Grain movement chills in winter
Farmers still concerned about grain movement
Grain is moving more freely this winter, but concerns linger
Grainews Giveaway contest winners!
Former owner, editor of Canadian Hereford Digest passes
Adding value pays off for farm business
Manitoba: When buying more land became difficult, Myron and Jillian Krahn made the most of what they had
Vegetables straight to consumers, year round
B.C. / Yukon: Outstanding Young Farmer Lydia Ryall gets her organic vegetables into the hands of her grateful customers 12 months of the year
New barn grows dairy
Alberta: Moo-Lait Farms makes plans for future growth
Quebec City hosts OYF national event
Outstanding young farmers from across Canada will gather in Quebec on November 28