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Agriculture This Week: Do bugs have a place in farming's future?

Agriculture This Week: Do bugs have a place in farming's future?

Now I’m not suggesting a plate of deep fried crickets would top my snack list – but some dried grasshoppers in chili powder were certainly not the worst thing I’ve eaten.
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World wheat supplies may recover in ’24

World wheat supplies may recover in ’24

Premature to be making production forecasts, especially for crops in the Northern Hemisphere says analyst.
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Opinion: Cattle producers must be part of a methane win-win

Opinion: Cattle producers must be part of a methane win-win

Taking steps to reduce their cattle methane emissions the first part of the scenario.
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New pea processing facility announced for Yorkton

New pea processing facility announced for Yorkton

Wednesday Louis Dreyfus Company’s (LDC) announced a new pea protein isolate production plant.
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Producers like U.K. response

Producers like U.K. response

Canada praised for sticking to its guns.
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Methane emissions additive approved in Canada

Methane emissions additive approved in Canada

Market authorization for livestock product comes after CFIA approves the product's main ingredient.
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Commentary: Addressing key man risk can mean awkward conversations

Commentary: Addressing key man risk can mean awkward conversations

How would a farm survive the sudden departure of the main operator?
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Supply chain chaos starts to ease

Supply chain chaos starts to ease

Dealers striking a difficult balance.
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Sask. irrigators keep their eyes on water supply

Sask. irrigators keep their eyes on water supply

Levels at Lake Diefenbaker were lower than usual going into winter but still significant; province’s snow cover also low.
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CCA calls for retaliation against British beef

CCA calls for retaliation against British beef

Canada’s ambassador to Britain says retaliation carries risks that may prove more dangerous than beneficial.
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