Just as there’s good stress and bad stress, there’s good excitement and bad excitement. There’s the good excitement you get when watching the Grey Cup, especially if you’re a Riders […] Read more
Morriss: Cell companies bad, railways good?
Editors’ Picks: Bleak message to Texas cattle producers
Just get out. That’s the bleak message from a Texas A+M University forage specialist to cattle producers who have gone through the driest 12 months in the state’s history. With […] Read more
Editors’ Picks: Viterra not seeking AWB, yet
Speculation in Australia’s business media that Canada’s largest grain company may make a play for the former Australian Wheat Board is so far just speculation, according to Viterra’s CEO. AWB […] Read more
Editors’ Picks: Triffids return to British TV
As Canadian government and industry officials attempt to get the genetically modified flax variety Triffid out of the system so shipments can resume to Europe, British TV viewers are being […] Read more
Editors’ Picks: Aircraft firm packs heat on crop duster
A U.S. maker of agricultural and firefighting aircraft has tricked out one of its crop-duster models for low-level warfare. Air Tractor, based at Olney, Tex., about 180 km northwest of […] Read more
Editors’ Picks: Agricultural analysis goes animated
A four-minute animated adaptation of a 62-page report on food security from Japan’s agriculture ministry has become a “minor YouTube hit,” according to the U.S. magazine BusinessWeek. Japan’s Ministry of […] Read more
Cyber-Savvy Farmer
