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Pay your Millennials right

Pay your Millennials right

Too much? Too little? What’s the right compensation for the kids coming back to the farm?
Tepid rail service cripples farmer deliveries on Prairies

Tepid rail service cripples farmer deliveries on Prairies

CNS Canada — Prairie farmers are struggling to generate cash flow for their operations due to the lack of rail cars that are available to pick up their grain.
Woman promotes a love of farming in photos and her life

Woman promotes a love of farming in photos and her life

Sarah Leguee loves the farming life and being an “agvocate” as she helps spread the word about what being a producer is all about, including taking photographs of the remarkable views of the landscapes she sees every day.
On-farm fire protection

On-farm fire protection

Small system can be placed inside a workshop or on a truck
Seeking to help homeless women

Seeking to help homeless women

When people donate to homeless charities and organizations, they usually provide non-perishable foods, used clothing, or money. But there’s one type of item that sometimes falls to the wayside.
DNA registry may put dog-poop deniers to the test

DNA registry may put dog-poop deniers to the test

There’s that classic Peter Sellers scene in The Pink Panther Strikes Again. Sellers, playing Inspector Clouseau, is checking into a hotel. He notices a dog lying on the floor.
Readers ask for more tomato info

Readers ask for more tomato info

Singing Gardener: Plus, farming couple shares photos of their flowers
100-Year Old Lucky Lake Veteran Honoured

100-Year Old Lucky Lake Veteran Honoured

Community helps World War II vet celebrate
Mock collision highlights need for rail safety

Mock collision highlights need for rail safety

The train was locked still near the FFun Motor Sports building near Yorkton. A tipped-over snowmobile laid on the tracks while a second one was pushed to the side. A pair of riders were splayed on the snow next to their machines.
Women moving onto Ag Boards

Women moving onto Ag Boards

The Alberta Wheat Commission elected its first female director at the FarmTech conference in Edmonton last week, a change that suggests the needle has moved slightly to get more women on ag boards.
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