Across Alberta and the Canadian Prairies, the tractor is more than a machine. It represents the evolution of agriculture itself. From the earliest days of homesteading to today’s modern acreages, tractors have shaped how Canadians work the land, endure harsh climates and build livelihoods from the soil. Horse-Drawn Farming on the Prairies Before tractors arrived, Canadian agriculture relied heavily on horsepower of a different kind. Horses and oxen were the backbone of farming across Alberta...

For acreage owners, farmers and ranchers alike, having the right equipment can make all the difference in how efficiently work gets done. A compact tractor stands out as one of the most versatile and valuable investments you can make. Whether you are managing a small property or running a growing operation, machines like Kioti and Kubota compact tractors deliver power, flexibility and reliability in one compact package. It Handles Almost Any Job A compact tractor is built to take on a wide...

Canada has rapidly become the world’s second-largest importer of soybean oil in the 2025/26 year, with imports expected to reach 800,000 tonnes by December. The vast majority of those imports are coming from Argentina, with a shrinking and almost negligible percentage still coming from the United States. This shift began in late 2023 with the first shipment of Argentinian soybean oil destined for a diesel refinery in Newfoundland. [Future Ag is your local ag dealer for compact tractors and...