Columnist Luc Bérubé explains why the Québec government is paying up to $50,000 for registered growers to participate in a three-year sustainability program. Eligible projects are crop rotations and cover crops.

Focus on where the market is today, not where it was. That’s the counsel of Retail Navigator columnist Peter Chapman.

National model codes for building, fire, plumbing and energy have been released prioritizing safety, accessibility and climate readiness. The codes now cover large farm buildings.

Policy gaps and opportunities are outlined in this new Perspective Report authored by Al Mussell, Ted Bilyea, and Douglas Hedley. Canada’s agri-food system operates in an evolving, global context and it needs to quickly brace for change, especially…

Canada’s ag minister Marie-Claude Bibeau spent March 26 and 27 visiting Prince Edward Island potato farmers in Crapaud, Victoria, Wellington and O’Leary. Two days earlier, the government announced that the U.S. will soon resume imports of PEI table…