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A memorandum of understanding lets the two US agencies share science and coordinate new studies on glyphosate, while EPA keeps sole authority over the herbicide's registration.
AgrotechComparing two 2026 producer surveys, researchers found 52% of US farmers say AI and data tools bring no meaningful benefit, against 21% in Argentina.
AgribusinessAgriculture Minister Heath MacDonald says the closures will be phased and carefully managed, rejecting a bipartisan committee's call to reconsider; opposition MPs and unions object.
AgribusinessThe snack maker's impact-investment platform put money into Area One Farms Fund V, which co-invests with family farms that want to expand and supports regenerative practices.
Market ManagementNew Assisting Specialty Crop Exports awards include $10 million for the IR-4 Project, $3 million for the Codex Alimentarius Commission and $500,000 for a biopesticide rules study.
AgrotechA study in Plants, People, Planet found precision irrigation and non-destructive field testing saved water while improving yields and fruit quality.
AgribusinessThe Liberal government's first bill of the fall session would continue the 160 km extended interswitching radius on the Prairies for four years and set rules for ending disruptive labour disputes.
AgribusinessScammers posing as farm and heavy equipment sellers have taken tens of thousands of dollars from farmers in several states, and the Federal Trade Commission has issued a consumer alert.
CropsA multi-university project with Clemson researchers will grow about 1,000 corn inbred lines to find the genetic markers behind strong stalks, using machine learning and automated sensing at harvest.
Market ManagementThe latest outlook puts the US soybean yield at 52.8 bushels an acre and production near 4.5 billion bushels, with exports of 1.69 billion bushels and a $12.00 season-average price.
LivestockA Penn State Extension veterinarian says transition milk fed for several days can help calves' gut development, but the first feed of high-quality colostrum in the first hours still matters most.
CropsThe OROWS project is comparing how wheat, barley, oats and rye varieties resist or tolerate disease under organic management, giving growers without fungicides better grounds for choosing seed.
An EY analysis released by Protein Industries Canada finds that shifting 10 per cent of raw crop exports into domestic processing could add $5.4 billion to GDP and about 34,000 jobs.
