Browsing: Agriculture

Eden Bingman, Emmaline Root, Youth Leadership mentor Kaylee Arnold, Avery Galbraith, Carly Bigelow, and 3 PillarZ Farm Executive Director Julie Zajac discuss the students’ agritech business plan for a livestock tracker that would also monitor animal health during Hi-Ed’s Youth Leadership session on October 24, 2026.

When we took you to Molokai Farm last year, we introduced you to new Farm Manager ‘Ōlelo Schonely Spencer and described our multi-year plan to revitalize the farm into a thriving educational, agricultural, cultural and community hub. We’re going back to share what’s been accomplished, specifically cultivation projects involving two essential ancestral plants – niu…

Productivity may be a strategic asset just like grain or critical minerals for Canada.

As the majority of people living in rural areas depend on agriculture and livestock farming for their livelihoods, the government is implementing poverty reduction and the improvement of farmers’ livelihoods as one of its key priority tasks. As about 70 per cent of the country’s population lives in rural areas, efforts are being made to…

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Factors like increasing food costs, opposition to U.S. tariffs and a general surge in support for Canadian products have created opportunities for marketing agriculture in Ontario. The best thing to do may be to strike while the iron is hot and find a way to connect with consumers across the province while eyes are turned…

The US-China relationship is very challenging. While the United States and China are the world’s two largest economies, they have differences in the areas of trade, market access, national security, protection of intellectual property, technology and privacy. These differences should neither be minimized nor dismissed.

A polished social media advertisement inviting vendors and artisans to take part in a three-day shopping event at the Atlanta State Farmers Market may look legitimate. Georgia agriculture officials say it is anything but.