Weather-related harvest delays are driving a shift in land use strategy, with low-performing wheat fields now being reconsidered for tree planting to support long-term sustainability.

After a week and a half of rain, farmers in Southeast Saskatchewan and Southwest Manitoba are rushing to finish harvest, seeing good yields, but in some cases, a downgrade in quality due to a lengthy ...

Imagine if three times as much grain could be obtained from the same amount of wheat plants as is currently possible, using ...

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Ukraine forecast for winter wheat area has been increased by 9%, says deputy economy minister Revision follows drought that hit corn and sunflower crops Winter wheat is more resilient in extreme ...

It all started with an aging grain solo. “It is 108 feet tall and 49 feet wide to be exact,” says Mindy Allen, owner of Mindy’s Murals in Junction City, Kan. That one structure in Inman, Kan., served ...

A high-tech greenhouse brings fresh produce to Gjoa Haven, an Inuit hamlet in Canada’s Arctic whose residents have little experience growing plants. Strawberries grown in converted shipping containers ...

Did you know about half of all wheat grown in the U.S. is exported? USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) estimates 21 million metric tons of wheat was shipped out of U.S. ports in 2022, totaling ...

After over 200mm of rain in September, wheat drilling finally gets underway amid tricky field conditions and tight timing.

As harvest season begins, it is important to share the road with farm equipment traveling around the region. The Ontario Federation of Agriculture is encouraging drivers to stay alert and take ...

John Gruber received his first toy tractor from his parents when he was born in 1947. Today, that toy is the oldest of the more than 1,000 pieces of toy farm equipment he and his wife Kathy recently ...

After a summer of scorching heat and dry fields, wild blueberry growers across the Maritimes are counting their losses. On Prince Edward Island, estimates suggest drought shrank berries and cut yields ...