A British-made fencing system made its Ag in Motion debut in Langham, Sask this week. Rappa Fence, a product designed to cut ...

A supplier of pedigree seeds to customers across Canada gives fall crop agronomy tips while spreading the word about a new ...

The Canadian dollar ended the day slightly above 71 United States cents amid rising crude oil prices. The loonie closed at US$0.7101 or US$1=C$1.4083 on Thursday, compared to US$0.7098 or ...

WHEAT futures were mostly lower on Thursday, seeing a modest profit-taking correction after climbing higher earlier in the week. Grain movement through the Black Sea remained limited, as Russian and ...

Warmer and drier conditions in Saskatchewan for the week ended July 20 allowed the province’s crops to advance and for haying to proceed.

The ICE Futures canola market continued to rally on Thursday, setting fresh three-year highs. Gains in crude oil spilled into the oilseed markets, as the conflict in the Middle East expanded to the ...

The following are average deferred canola cash bids across Western Canada as of July 23, 2026. Prices in Canadian dollars per bushel. Source: PDQ Producers are encouraged to check with local grain ...

At Ag in Motion’s AgTech Breakfast, a group of young entrepreneurs proposes making livestock preg-checking more affordable by going mobile.

Day 2 of Ag in Motion kept the farm machinery, technology and innovation news coming, including spot spraying for weeds.

Speaking at Ag in Motion 2026, weather and crops analyst Bruce Burnett says the current El Niño is an unusual one. Ordinarily they form in late summer, but it is already underway now. By September, it ...

Crop input providers warn farmers that the popular herbicide diquat is in short supply and they should lock up whatever supply they can find.

Durum saw the largest change as AAFC revised the feed, waste and dockage figures for principal crops in its July 20, 2026 report.