Agriculture front and centre at Royal Winter Fair in Manitoba
The Royal Manitoba Winter Fair has officially kicked off in Brandon. Clay Young got a look at the sights and sounds bright and early this morning from Westman.
Mar 25
Films about Canadian agriculture screened in Kingston, Ont.
Depth of Field: Films about Farming is being screened across the country to help spread the word about what’s facing Canadian agriculture.
Mar 24
Belgian farmers protest outside EU agricultural ministers meeting in Brussels
Hundreds of Belgian farmers drove their tractors to the European Union district in Brussels on Tuesday to protest against what they see as overly strict environmental standards and unfair foreign imports. The protest comes ahead of a meeting of EU agriculture ministers, where the farmers hope to demand better prices and a shift away from...
Trending
Mar 26
Lindsay Agricultural Society holds first Kawartha Lakes Bridal Show amid local industry boom
The first Kawartha Lakes Bridal Show was held at the Lindsay Agricultural Society on Sunday. Germain Ma reports on what has become a booming industry.
Consumer
Feb 18
Alberta agriculture sector under pressure with climate change
Feb. 13 marks Canadian Agriculture Day, a vital sector in Alberta providing a livelihood to tens of thousands in the province along with needed food and products for Canada and its international trading partners. Stan Blade, dean of agricultural, life and environmental sciences at the University of Alberta, joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton...
Global News Morning Edmonton
Feb 12
‘Prices are choking us’: Farmers protest in Spain, Bulgaria against EU agricultural policy
Bulgarian and Spanish farmers protested on Tuesday against what they say is their governments’ insufficient compensation and the crisis in the agricultural sector. Bulgarian farmers blocked roads across the country, while Spanish farmers set up makeshift barricades on several major highways, joining colleagues in other European countries protesting high costs, bureaucracy and competition from non-EU...
World
Feb 6
Royal Manitoba Winter Fair kicks off in Brandon
From show jumping to entertainment from clowns, the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair has the competition heating up in Brandon. Clay Young got a look at the agriculture industry front and centre in western Manitoba.
Mar 25
Royal Manitoba Winter Fair preview
From show jumping to entertainment from clowns, the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair has the competition heating up in Brandon. Clay Young got a look at the agriculture industry front and centre in western Manitoba.
Mar 25
Women leading the next generation of farmers
The agriculture sector is seeing an injection of new talent and they’re breaking both barriers and gender norms. Danielle Miller, Mariah Vermeer and Vanessa Oddy talk about their lives running Greendale Acres and how they’re hoping to empower the next wave of female farmers.
Global News Morning BC
Mar 24
Ag budget invests in risk management, irrigation
WATCH: The provincial agriculture budget includes increases to the overall total as well as for risk management measures like crop insurance. Erik Bay shares thoughts from Saskatchewan’s producers.
Global News at 5 Regina
Mar 22
Prairies may see summer of 2024 grasshopper increase amid drought conditions, mild winter
Dozens of Alberta municipalities declared agricultural disasters due to severe drought conditions in 2024 and this year may be a repeat. Boyd Mori, a University of Alberta professor of agricultural and ecological entomology, warns of a potential spike in grasshopper populations on the Prairies due to the absence of a prolonged winter cold snap and...
Global News at Noon Edmonton
Mar 18
As Alberta prepares for drought, researchers suggest consumers will be impacted
With the high likelihood of Alberta drought on the horizon, its impacts will be felt by Albertans in many ways. One of those ways is what we choose to buy. University of Alberta professor of agricultural economics Ellen Goddard joined Global News at Noon to talk about the impacts.
Mar 14
New reservoir proposed for Belly River
Drought – or near drought – conditions in southern Alberta over the last several years have been devastating for the agriculture community. But a man in Glenwood believes he has a solution. Brandon Cassidy has more.
Mar 12
‘Europe kills French agriculture’: Angry farmers block roads as nationwide protests continue
Hundreds of farmers blocked the main road of the French northwestern city of Rennes on Thursday to press the government to protect them from cheap imports, rising costs and red tape. “Europe kills French farmers, Europe kills French agriculture,” Calvados Rurale president Jean-Jaques Pesquerel said.
World
Jan 25
St Boniface choices lottery supporting medical research in Manitoba
Today is the final early bird deadline for the St. Boniface Mega Millions Choices Lottery, where your support helps fund medical research here in Manitoba. Thomas Netticadan, team leader with Centre for Agriculture in Food & Medicine joins Global News Morning to discuss what his team is working on and how it helps the entire...
Consumer
Mar 7
Ski resorts, farmers struggling with warm winter
There’s no business like snow business, and the unusually warm winter in Western Canada is drying up profits for some. Neetu Garcha looks at the struggles of British Columbia’s ski resorts, and the Prairies’ agricultural sector.
Global National
Feb 27
2024 Ag Expo begins in Lethbridge, with shiny new toys, trucks, and tech
The Lethbridge Agriculture Expo kicked off on Tuesday. It’s one of the largest in Canada, with shiny new tractors and machinery on display. As Brandon Cassidy found out, the focus this year is on sustainability.
Feb 27
German farmers block streets with tractors in protest of proposed agricultural tax increase
Thousands of German farmers gathered in Berlin on Monday to protest against the federal governments plans to raise taxes on farming operations and to implement “fair prices” for farmers’ products.
Economy
Jan 15
Drought management workshops offered for B.C. farmers
The first in a series of drought management workshops begins today. The sessions are designed to help farmers prepare for a potential dry summer. Angela Boss, Director of Agriculture Development (South) at B.C.’s Minstry of Agriculture and Food shares the details.
Global News Morning BC
Feb 15
Manitoba minister rejects ‘novel’ mining operation to preserve water quality
Manitoba’s environment minister said the silica mining proposal was rejected due to too many unknowns: “the risk is too great for clean drinking water and agricultural producers in the area.”
Canada
Feb 16