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AGCanada.com is your portal to the award-winning resources of Glacier FarmMedia, Canada’s largest publisher of newspapers and magazines for farmers. Here you’ll find the online connections to Country Guide, Grainews, Canadian Cattlemen, the Manitoba Co-operator, and Alberta Farmer Express, and access to their digital editions — the print publications you see in your mailbox, here in a searchable online format.
Here also is our Daily News, a news service for farmers across Canada — also available free each weekday morning in a Daily E-mail newsletter, which connects you as well to upcoming conferences, meetings and trade shows by way of our sites’ online events listings.
Here you’ll also find your connections to crop market reports and observations by Resource News International hot off the virtual “trading floor” of ICE Futures Canada, as well as by columnists Brian Wittal and David Drozd; customizable weather reports for your area. Source
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Search ArticlesSpace travel voyage begins with staring at the stars on the farm’s front porch
Glacier FarmMedia – From a cattle ranch in Alberta to the final frontier, Joshua Kutryk is making national history. Spending his childhood staring at the stars from a remote cow-calf operation east of Vegreville, Alta., Kutryk will now be part of them as the first Canadian Space Agency astronaut to be part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. Scheduled tentatively for a mid-September blast off, Kutryk has been assigned to NASA’s SpaceX Crew to the International Space Station for a six-month mission.
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association celebrates members with lifetime achievement awards
Rick Love and Ken Macpherson were presented with the Honorary Life Award for their service to the seed sector, while Éric Laflamme and Laurie Wakefield were honoured with the Robertson Associate Award for their contributions as long-time seed growers. After graduating from the University of Saskatchewan in the 1980s, Rick Love entered the agriculture industry at a time of drought conditions and low margins, he said in an interview following the award ceremony.
Uncertainty the biggest geopolitical issue facing Canadian farmers
Canadian farmers are facing plenty of uncertainty when it comes to the trade landscape, prices of inputs and uncertain supply chains, said government relations expert Carla Ventin, but one thing they can influence is how the government is starting to recognize agriculture and agri-food as a matter of sovereignty and security.
Ukraine 2027 sowing area could fall by quarter as grain exports plunge, officials say
“There is a risk that the area sown for the next harvest could decrease by 5 to 7 million hectares,” the Agriculture Ministry said in a statement. Ukraine sowed around 20 million hectares of grain and oilseeds for the 2026 harvest, dominated by wheat, corn and sunflower. WHY IT MATTERS: Ukraine is one of the world’s leading producers of grain and oilseeds, with annual exports totalling 60 million metric tons, mainly corn and wheat.
Canada excludes U.S. seafood from retaliatory tariffs
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Canadian honey industry wants crackdown on fraudulent imports
Glacier FarmMedia — Mike Grysiuk, a beekeeper from Neepawa, Man., isn’t buying the “Canada first” rhetoric coming out of Ottawa. About 20 per cent of Canadian honey imports come from two countries that are notorious for producing fraudulent honey – India and Thailand. In 2025, importers purchased more than 2,000 tonnes of honey from those two nations and not enough is being done to crack down on fake honey entering the domestic market, says Grysiuk and the Canadian Honey Council.
Meat council worries about food safety amendments
Glacier FarmMedia — The Canadian Meat Council is concerned proposed food safety regulatory changes could create a loophole that weakens the food safety framework. In a news release issued Aug. 26, the council said it supports reducing interprovincial trade barriers, but a four-year exemption for some provincially inspected meat products to move outside those provinces could undermine confidence in the federal inspection system and threaten international market access.
ICE Weekly: Volatile week for canola prices
To say the canola market was a roller coaster ride during the week ended Aug. 26 would be an understatement. The November Intercontinental Exchange contract lost C$21.60 per tonne over the past week to close at C$798.30, but a pair of news items caused prices to move in both directions. Declining crude oil prices amid easing tensions between the United States and Iran, as well as the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision on Aug.
Prairie Wheat Weekly: Stronger U.S. wheat complex lends support
Cash prices for Western Canadian wheat improved during the week ended Aug. 25, while those for durum dipped lower. Gains in the United States wheat complex lent support to Prairie prices, while a stronger Canadian dollar attempted to limit the upside. The increases in U.S. wheat were largely due to Ukraine and Russia attacking each other’s grain ports, which severely limited wheat exports out of the Black Sea.