One of the weather stations from Maesos Technologies at Schuyler Farms in Norfolk County. Farm manager Dave Petheram uses the climate data it collects to manage frost risk, and also uses the temperature, rainfall and leaf wetness data it provides to make decisions on when to spray fungicides.

Local data useful for better crop management decisions

Engineering graduates develop technology that helps vineyards and orchards manage fungal and pest pressures

A Niagara-region start-up is offering field-specific, real-time weather data and spore collection to help farmers with smart fungicide scheduling for orchards and vineyards.  Founded by three University of Waterloo mechatronics […] Read more




Fishing accounts for over 90 per cent of the economy on the islands, although there is potential for it to more sustainable in livestock and grains.

Fish versus farms on the Faroes

How a North Atlantic community has remained self-sufficient in agriculture for 10 centuries

In Canada and indeed in most western countries, agriculture usually struggles to be heard and understood by a largely urban public that has little idea of where their food comes […] Read more