Symborg develops a product to help farmers to efficiently adapt to the changes in the industry.

The provincially funded quarantine program represented a $47-million investment to help protect B.C.’s food security during the pandemic. 

J.P Gervais, chief agricultural economist for Farm Credit Canada outlined three major trends that will affect agriculture this year: tight supplies and very strong demand for all commodities; rising inflation and the resiliency of farmland values.

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.