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  Prairie Weather This Week – August 2

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  Canadian agriculture mourns the sudden passing of Senator Todd Lewis

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  RCMP charge Alberta man with cattle rustling

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  Alberta brings in more good dogs to sniff out invasive mussels, protect irrigation

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  Prairie Weather This Week – Midweek Update – July 30

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  Break-in at Nova Scotia barn results in the death of thousands of chickens

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  Planning ahead can make all the difference during farm emergencies

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  Olds College Research Aims to Help Farmers Get More from Precision Ag

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  Prairie Weather This Week – July 27

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  FCC offering financial relief to producers hit by flooding and delayed field work

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  Alberta invests $1.4 million to strengthen rangelands

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  Hail Report: Crop insurers “working seven days a week” as storms continue to damage crops

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  Three Alberta municipalities declare agricultural disasters amid heavy rain, flooding, and heat

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  Prairie Weather This Week – midweek update July 23

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  Collaboration Takes Centre Stage at First Ever CDC Newell Ag Summit

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  Prairie Weather This Week – July 20

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  Agriculture ministers set priorities for Canada’s next policy framework

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  BC Agriculture Council looks to protect the future of farming with new farmland trust

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  Highly invasive Prussian carp found in stormwater pond in Calgary

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  Federal, Saskatchewan governments move to preserve agricultural research at two closing farms