Moving cattle to fresh grass usually means moving a fence, too. An Alberta study is testing whether collars and digital boundaries can give ranchers another way to manage those moves under working conditions. The Olds College project, supported by Results Driven Agriculture Research (RDAR), is putting Halter’s virtual fencing system to work with cow–calf pairs and yearlings on college land and at a partner producer’s operation. Planning equipment purchases for your operation? Explore our...

Tractor attachments aren’t one-size-fits-all. Before you make a purchase, it helps to look beyond what an implement can do and consider the tractor it will connect to and how you will use it day to day. A little planning can help you choose an attachment that earns its place on your property. Visit Future Ag for Compact Tractor Sales in Central Alberta What Do You Need the Attachment to Do? “Mowing” might mean keeping a lawn tidy, maintaining a rough pasture edge or cutting vegetation beside...

Weather challenges in one of the world's largest pulse-consuming nations could have significant implications for Canadian farmers and international grain markets in the months ahead. Market analysts are closely monitoring India's upcoming monsoon season amid concerns that unfavourable weather conditions could reduce domestic pulse production and increase the country's need for imported lentils. For Canada, which remains one of the world's largest lentil exporters, any shift in Indian demand...