New Holland will unveil its production-ready version of a T7.270 methane-powered model tractor at Agritechnica in Germany.
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New Holland T7.270 Methane Tractor to Debut at Agritechnica Show in Germany
New Holland begins production on alternative fuel model, which it will introduce at this year’s Agritechnica
Living Lab helps farmers optimize sustainable nitrogen use
The initiative brings together farmers, researchers and agri-experts to test sustainable nitrogen practices directly on farms, aiming to boost yields while protecting the environment
The initiative brings together farmers, researchers and agri-experts to test sustainable nitrogen practices directly on farms, aiming to boost yields while protecting the environment
Organic report highlights need for transition support
Government investments could boost sector to avoid overreliance on U.S. organic goods
Governments must invest in transition supports for organic farmers, says new research from the Canadian Organic Growers’ Organic Task Force.
Holland Marsh marks a century of agricultural innovation and resilience
From swamp to multi-million-dollar economic driver, the Marsh continues to evolve
Discover how Holland Marsh has evolved over the past century from a modest swamp to Ontario’s key horticultural hub, producing a significant percentage of Asian vegetables, carrots, onions, and leafy greens consumed provincially and contributing over $1 billion annually to the local economy.
Canadian farmers need new tools to support on-farm innovation
Farmers need risk management buffer that actually works and investment that drives advancements forward if Canada is to build resilience
Farmers need a risk management buffer that actually works and investment that drives advancements forward if Canada is to build resilience.
Respecting new Canadians’ diverse food history
New Canadians can carry highly diverse emotional experiences with food
New Canadians can carry highly diverse emotional experiences with food, a communication with them needs to take that into account.
Meeting government on the farm
Farmer, equipment representatives say it is important for government to meet them where they are
Government employees gathered at Peter Reuter’s dairy farm just outside Ottawa to learn more about agricultural technology at a Demo Day hosted by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers
HJV unveils split grader with Tomra Optical Sorter at Potato Field Day
New prototype promises faster field-to-storage transfer, reduced debris, and labour savings; commercial release expected in 2026.
At Ontario’s Potato Field Day, farmers got a first look at HJV’s Split Grader prototype. Paired with a Tomra 3A optical sorter, the system removes green potatoes and debris at 100 tons per hour, improving storage quality and reducing labour needs.
Cattle water bowls hold insight into animal health, antimicrobial resistance
Swabbing cattle watering bowls used in genomic testing to find antimicrobial resistance and look for bovine respiratory disease
A University of Saskatchewan researcher is examining the transmission of the virus that causes bovine respiratory disease in water bowls in troughs.
Decreased antibiotic use has meant higher honeybee mortality, according to new research
Bee mortality from antibiotic withdrawal could have downstream effects on agriculture sector
New research from University of Guelph shows honeybee mortality went up as antibiotic usage went down