Alberta farmers are already looking ahead to the 2026 planting season, scouting out which crop varieties could deliver the best results. After a year of strong yields in 2025, many producers are considering new genetics that promise even better agronomics and resilience. So, what seed varieties are likely to make a splash in Alberta in 2026? Let’s break it down by crop:    Canola   Canola growers can expect an influx of new hybrids, including entries from independent companie

For Alberta ranchers and cattle feeders, winter feeding costs can make or break the yearly budget. With hay supplies often tight and feed grain prices high, stretching your winter feed budget is a top priority. One proven strategy to get more mileage out of feed is using a Total Mixed Ration (TMR) system. TMR mixing involves blending forages, grains, silage and supplements into a consistent, homogeneous ration that prevents cattle from cherry-picking the tastiest (and often m

Mark your calendars, Alberta producers: Agri-Trade Equipment Expo is back in Red Deer from November 5–7, 2025, and Future Ag will be there in full force! Agri-Trade is one of Canada’s premier agricultural trade shows, drawing over 30,000 farmers and 500+ exhibitors to Westerner Park  each year. It’s the place to see the latest farm technology, compare equipment, and network with ag businesses and fellow producers.   Check out the new Future Ag farm equipment in-store or sche

Demand for organic foods in Canada has never been higher – but Canadian farms are struggling to keep up. Recent industry reports show that consumption of organic goods climbed over 8% last year, as Canadians spent $9.75 billion  on organic products in 2024. Organic foods, beverages and household items are increasingly mainstream, found in big-box grocery stores and local markets alike. This surge in consumer appetite reflects growing awareness of health, sustainability and fo

It’s a common question on the farm: Are Kioti and Kubota the same company?  At a glance, the two tractor brands share similarities; both are known for their orange paint and reliable compact tractors. However, Kioti and Kubota are entirely separate manufacturers.    Kubota was founded in Japan in 1890 and has over a century of history in tractors and heavy equipment. Kioti, on the other hand, is the North American brand name for Daedong Corporation, a South Korean company est

The year 2025 has been eventful for Alberta’s agriculture sector, marked by resilience and innovation. After a challenging start to the growing season with cool, wet weather, a late summer heat wave helped Alberta farmers rebound with above-average yields. By early fall, 93%  of central Alberta crops were rated in good or excellent condition, far exceeding historical averages.   It's winter! Looking for snow-handling attachments ? Ask our knowledgeable staff for a quote. Call

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