Karen Briere is a reporter at The Western Producer, Canada's largest weekly farm newspaper. She specializes in agriculture and farming, with a focus on topics such as sustainable agriculture, water conservation, and food safety, while also covering climate change and environmental issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Vancouver is Awesome, Richmond News, and Canadian Cattlemen.
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Regina, Canada (Local)
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A new hybrid wheatgrass designed for saline areas is helping to control kochia.
The government response to an agriculture committee recommendation to stop and reverse the planned closures indicates it will continue with its plan to close seven facilities across the country.
The federal government's response to the standing agriculture committee said it supports the idea but worries about confidentiality given the size of the processing sector.
The traditional budget-friendly choice of ground beef is now more expensive than chicken breast, which could prompt different choices at the grocery store.
The federal government now says the unit based for decades at Indian Head will move to Saskatoon after a transition year.
Two recent reports recognize the challenges and opportunities if Canada is to develop a stronger agricultural processing sector.
A new public survey on the province's website looks at ownership, home quarter protection and farm foreclosure protection
Producers vented about possible traceability measures at a Saskatchewan Cattle Association district meeting in Swift Current
The Cenovus ethanol facility east of Lloydminster, Sask. will close Dec. 15, taking about 350,000 tonnes a year of grain buying with it
Canadian Federation of Agriculture among organizations banding together to lobby for comprehensive tax reform in Canada.
