Cooking Canadian, part 1: Rediscovering cabbage

Cooking Canadian, part 1: Rediscovering cabbage

First We Eat: As Canadian food staples go, cabbage is cheap and plentiful

Cabbage and its bitter cousins — brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and broccoli — can be eaten raw, roasted, grilled, braised, stir-fried, steamed or simmered, best with something equally pungent, like garlic and onions, or salty, like anchovy or bacon.



New Holland’s TH6.26 offers a six-metre lift height and load capacity of 2,600 kg.

New Holland adds to its telehandler line

New compact TH6.26 model brings total number of NH telehandlers to three

The company expects the telehandler’s compact size will make it popular with specialty agriculture operations such as poultry producers, smaller growers and livestock and hay operations that don’t need the reach and capacity of the bigger machines.










tile for field drainage

Tile drainage can help manage nutrients as well as moisture

A South Dakota producer says improved draining not only increases plant health but also keeps nutrients on the field

The big benefit of tile drainage is preventing soil from becoming saturated, a major detriment to root development and crop yield, South Dakota farmer Brian Hefty says. “Plants will not grow into a water table.”