Greg Berg

China provides risk and reward for Canadian agriculture exporters. With rhetoric escalating around the world, the risk could become a greater challenge.

The FarmDroid FD20's silent and methodical movement through seven acres of onions generated many discussions during a recent robotics tour.

The council initiated an update to the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Sheep last year, although work didn't get underway until April.

Doug Green saw the problem regularly when he was hauling cattle. He'd pull up to a pasture location and there would be no chute to unload.

Redekop working with U.S. company on system that works on smaller combines Reading Time: minutes

Grand River Agricultural Society is investing in farm technology businesses Reading Time: minutes

Marrying precision technology and livestock production could result in healthier animals, better gains and efficiencies and a more environmentally friendly footprint, according to the research — but farmers aren’t exactly rushing to the altar. Economic risk is the biggest thing keeping technology off farms in the U.S., said Robert Burns. A researcher from the University […] Read more

Cover crops help build soil carbon, reduce erosion, and can offset crop nitrogen fertilizer requirements. But when it comes to nitrous oxide (N2O) – a greenhouse gas that contributes about half the total warming effect from agriculture in Canada1 – there is a question mark surrounding their benefit. What the research says The primary driver of […] Read more

Tips from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture on how to use cover crops on harvested fields to help promote soil health.

HJV Equipment’s new mobile trailer washer makes field-side potato washing and sorting possible.