Learn who took home awards presented at the 2023 CAAR’s Choice Awards Banquet.

CAAR annually presents an Agronomy Award of $1,000 to a deserving agriculture student at the University of Manitoba.  

Dig into The Dirt, an eKonomics PodKast, this week exploring severe weather's impact on the market this summer. (Sponsored Content)

Dig into The Dirt, an eKonomics PodKast. (Sponsored Content)

In the retail agriculture business, being able to provide services in the exact window farmers need is essential. Planting season for a given crop only happens once a year, so retailers must have all their equipment fully prepared when it’s time to go. (Sponsored Content)

“Over one-third of the Earth’s soils are already degraded and over 90 per cent could become degraded by 2050.” 

This is just one of the statistics that the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is hoping to turn around through its World Soil Day campaign.

Mitch Rezansoff attended the University of Manitoba School of Agriculture’s recent Diploma Convocation Dinner to present graduating student Easton Sellers with the 2019 CAAR Agronomy Award.

CAAR annually presents two awards of $1,000 each to agriculture students at the University of Manitoba and Olds College in Alberta, respectively.

A little variety helps preserve genetic resistance to crop disease.

Richardson Pioneer revealed a brand new agronomy platform called CropMatrix on April 25.

The Province of Manitoba has released a new soil viewer called AgriMaps. This new tool allows users to access soil information and will help producers, agronomists and growers make more informed land management decisions.

Join us in Brandon to expand your knowledge, share what you know and network with other industry experts at the upcoming Crop Management Forum on Tuesday, Nov. 22.

Based on generally unfavourable weather and snow cover conditions in Manitoba, the restriction on winter application of nitrogen and phosphorus-containing nutrient sources in Manitoba remains in effect until midnight on Sunday, April 10, 2016, and will be lifted beginning on April 11.

Agri-retailers need to know the ins and outs of new products to be able to best serve their customers, but adopting and understanding innovative technology can also strengthen the relationship between business and customer.

Earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for the Certified Crop Adviser program with CAAR’s CCA Examiner!

Trimble has signed a deal to acquire Alberta’s Agri-Trend, combining the former’s arsenal of precision technologies with the latter’s experience in agronomy, grain marketing, farm business and data management.