Western College of Veterinary Medicine renews five-year interprovincial agreement

The governments of British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba have announced a renewed financial commitment to the University of Saskatchewan’s Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM). The three provinces’ agreement will provide more than $134 million to the college over the next five years. The agreement helps to ensure that Western Canada has veterinarians with in-depth… Read More

Big soybean and corn crop predicted for Ontario

Rewind to a cold, cold April and there were likely more than a few who were a little concerned about the yield potential for corn and soybeans in Ontario for 2020. But a recent crop tour looking at estimating the crop has put the soybean crop at — possibly — record levels. Pegged at an… Read More

Entering the Twilight Zone? — This week in the grain markets

It’s official, we’re likely entering the twilight zone for grain markets. This week, we moved through the middle of September and grain futures are sitting at multi-year highs, yet it’s the time of year when we usually are seeing seasonal lows. The rally that we’ve seen since July has gone beyond just fundamental supply and demand factors, and… Read More

The path to sustainability: A special CBIC presentation

A key topic in the beef industry right now, in both production and marketing, is sustainability. Making sustainability all that more complex, is that it has so many different definitions, depending on what part of the supply chain you belong to. RealAgriculture founder and RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney recently moderated a panel discussion on… Read More