Opinion: The Prairies should prepare for more summers like this one
A long history of drought cycles means the Prairies should be prepared to adapt to more summers like this one
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A long history of drought cycles means the Prairies should be prepared to adapt to more summers like this one
Sean Stanford's wheat farm just south of Lethbridge, Alta. falls within the far left corner of Palliser's Triangle — an expanse of prairie grassland encompassing much of southeast Alberta, a swath of southern Saskatchewan, and the southwest corner of Manitoba.
Agriculture Canada predicts that climate change will increase reliance on irrigation and water-resource management in years to come.
CALGARY — Sean Stanford's wheat farm just south of Lethbridge, Alta.
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