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Buoyed by e-commerce, pharma, perishables transportation and drone logistics, Canada’s Edmonton International Airport (YEG) has undertaken several big cargo-focused expansion initiatives and mapped...

Government plans to reduce fertilizer use have resulted in protests in the Netherlands and a government overthrow in Sri Lanka.

The UCP government and livestock industry leaders roasted Ottawas plan to attach health warning labels to packages of ground beef and pork.

Due to the summer's drought and winter's supply chain issues, cattle feed is still hard to come by in Alberta — and what's available comes at a cost. 

At a time of rapidly increasing grocery bills, Statistics Canada reports that beef prices have been one of the biggest risers of all

A new food hall in the heart of Calgarys Beltline opens to the public this week with six different dining options created by some well-known Canadian chefs.

The potential exists for a greater crisis than experienced in 2021, due to the compounding effects of back-to-back dry years.

Dr. Bart Lardner (PhD) has preliminary findings from his ongoing forage study: legumes in beef cattle forage bring benefits. Many of them.

As Alberta crops are decimated by “unprecedented” heat and drought conditions, local producers are having to make difficult decisions about how to make the…

As Alberta crops are decimated by “unprecedented” heat and drought conditions, local producers are having to make difficult decisions about how to make the…