The federal Conservative party announced its shadow cabinet on November 9, with a seasoned hand at the steering wheel of the agriculture, agri-food and food security file.

Using the power of peptides, Spear-Lep insecticide introduces new technology with a unique mode of action.

National and regional associations across North America are united in calling for urgent government response to the significant ongoing supply chain disruptions impacting food systems, economies, and ultimately families across the continent and worldwide.

This greenhouse lighting project is one of the biggest horticulture lighting deals of the past years, including one of the largest in North America.

As new travel rules became effective October 30, 2021, the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association (OFVGA) has been seeking clarity for temporary foreign workers (TFWs).

What’s the connection between potatoes and strawberries? J.R. Simplot sees an opportunity with its partnership with Plant Sciences Inc. which is located at the heart of strawberry-growing country:  Watsonville, California.

Nuffield Canada has selected six exceptional scholarship candidates from across the country to be awarded $15,000 each to challenge themselves in a self-directed research program of international travel and study.

Global outreach is a major goal of the association with 2022 conferences planned for Germany, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil and Australia.

Corteva Agriscience has named Canadian Chuck Magro to be the next CEO. Most recently, he was CEO of Nutrien Ltd from 2018 to April 2021.

The federal government has earmarked $42 million for the Pest Management Regulatory Agency, $7 million to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), and $1 million to Environment and Climate Change Canada. As crop protection columnist Chris Duyvelshoff writes, these funds are desperately needed to support the pest management environment.