Miranda Leybourne

MASC is dealing with insurance claims on 133,000 flooded acres in Manitoba, but actual numbers likely “significantly bigger than that.”

Manitoba water storage lawsuit reflects potential tensions when farmers and off-farm water management priorities end up at odds.

Grain is about to start moving again through the Port of Churchill and Manitoba farmers are happy, although there’s still work to do.

Knowing your cattle herd's normal behaviour can help producers spot disease early and improve treatment outcomes

Farm groups happy to see bulked up AgriStability for Manitoba’s flood zone as farmers continue to deal with fallout.

Soil health, powered by grazing management, can build more resilient pastures against weather and flood, according to holistic management.

Buffering farm damage from severe weather starts at the ground up, with an eye to soil health and soil structure, holistic speaker says

Saskatchewan researchers turn to genetic tools, biodiversity to identify promising traits and chart a course for future Prairie varieties

The first true armyworm generation has finished in Manitoba, and the provincial entomologist says a second in late August poses less risk.

Manitoba leads the nation in Canadian honey exports, putting it in the vanguard of honey-related tariff drama with key market, the U.S.