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Spring moisture sustains crop through dry July (opens the original)
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The area of Canada covered by drought increased from 18.8 per cent at the end of June to 38.9 per cent at the end of July. According to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Canadian Drought Monitor, the increase was largely attributed to developing drought conditions across northwestern Ontario, northwestern Quebec and the northern Prairies. Trevor Hadwin, an agri-climate specialist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, said agricultural regions affected by drought remain limited, with most affec
Ag ministers pledge AgriStability reforms after federal-provincial meeting (opens the original)
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Federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers made several commitments during their annual conference in Halifax, including to bring forward AgriStability changes related to non-arm’s-length labour and contract work, considering impacts on small farms. The change would recognize compensation paid to family members for work performed on the farm, better reflecting the realities of family-run operations and ensuring labour costs are appropriately captured under the program. It would ma
Ag ministers promise changes to AgriStability (opens the original)
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Federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers made several commitments during their annual conference in Halifax. In a statement released at the end of the meetings the ministers said there were several priorities for Canada’s agriculture and agri‑food sector, including reviewing progress under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) and continuing focused discussions on the development of the Next Policy Framework (2028-2033). Agriculture and Agri-Food Mi
Saskatchewan farmers getting less of the food dollar, APAS study reveals (opens the original)
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Farmers are receiving less of the food dollar while consumers continue to pay more at the grocery store, according to the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan’s 2026 Farmers and Food Prices Report. Now in its fourth year, the report examines the relationship between farm-level commodity prices and retail food costs across a range of everyday food products. APAS President Bill Prybylski said it shows changes in commodity prices are not directly driving increases at the grocery store
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