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Some plants have had to shut down for a couple of days because trains have been delayed

Virden Music & Arts Festival, which began Mar. 12, has already attracted hundreds of people to Virden this spring.

Growers know that protecting their crop from weeds and diseases is crucial to achieving high yields and producing quality grain. Canola growers should be mindful of managing blackleg.

Although there’s a perception that dust is past, tillage erosion is on the rise in Manitoba

RCMP traffic stop leads to arrest and assault charges against full-patch outlaw motorcycle gang member On Saturday, March 17, 2018, at approximately 11:35 pm, officers from the Headingley Detachment were conducting traffic enforcement on the Winnipeg

With low soil moisture reserves most Prairie farmers are hoping for snow and rain early this year

Bogus auto theft claim and embellished injuries highlight Fraud Prevention Month

Too early to get outside in the garden but the perfect time to design and plan

Four years ago, Allen Rawluk began with a herd of eight Black Angus heifers. This spring, he and his brother Jake calved out 180 near Moosehorn, Manitoba, and they plan to expand the herd further.

With big expenses on the horizon some farmers are experiencing a difficult cash crunch because grain isn’t moving to market