The largest editorial agriculture magazine in Canada, Better Farming has a proud tradition of editorial excellence and is distributed to 39,000 commercial farms in Ontario, and a western version to 45 ...

Better Farming Prairies May/June 2025 edition features Joline & Ryan Bowditch on the cover and the following articles: Regenerative Agriculture - Making It Work, Managing Parasites - Healthier Herds, ...

Farmers have seen several significant threats cast a shadow over the agricultural industry this year. From the market uncertainties tied to fluctuating trade relations, to rising input costs, urban ...

Herbicide-resistant weeds are becoming a common problem for Prairie farmers, limiting their options for chemical weed management and increasing the importance of non-chemical management strategies.

The assumption in soil health circles has been that farmers must choose between building soil carbon (having the cake) and using tillage (eating the cake) – as if the two are mutually exclusive. The ...

Winter fixing season is upon us and many farmers are heading out to their shops to repair their vehicles and equipment. The first tools mankind ever used were the rock and the stick. These are still ...

Insurance is not a one-size-fits-all solution for our farm businesses. As operations grow in scale and complexity, so do the associated risks. What may have been sufficient coverage in the past may no ...

Planning for retirement is a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of farming. Many producers face challenges, such as transferring operations and managing long-term financial security, so preparing ...

For most ruminants, forage makes up a significant portion of their diet. In terms of hay, quality can be affected by numerous factors throughout the growing, harvest, storage and feeding process.

Farmers across the Prairies are no strangers to the industry's challenges, and 2025 presents a particularly turbulent landscape. Producers face a complex set of hurdles, including fluctuating trade ...