Technology and innovation are an important part of everyday life, and agriculture especially relies on technology within a land- and...

Meet Elise Walker, our 6th feature in our Women in Agriculture series. Elise Walker’s life has always been deeply engrained in...

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Want to try making your own popsicles? It's easier than you might think! Ingredients: Yogurt Berries Equipment: Popsicle sticks Plastic...

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Stay cool this summer with these fun fruit fans. Materials: Construction paper Scissors Glue Elastic band Markers (optional)...

Next time you go on a family road trip, print off these Summer Road Trip Ag BINGO sheets and take them with you to learn about...

Summer is here, and it's bringing the heat! Take a break from playing in the sun to do this summer fun crossword. Write the word each...

Pollination: An Essential Ecological Survival Function. Bees and other pollinators are the most imperative actors in our agriculture system – they are the guardians of all life! This is why June 21st to 27th is dedicated as Pollinator Week. So how do these adorable and fuzzy creatures do their part to sustain our food systems? Bees are a vital part in helping our food crops grow and securing our global food supplies. The various types of bees include the honeybee, these are

Just south of Red Deer, Alberta, sits the Jungle Farm, a farming operation that goes above and beyond growing fruits and vegetables. Leona Staples, co-owner and farmer with her husband, Blaine Staples, run their farm with the desire to strengthen community and connection through their annual farm activities, like their fruit and vegetable U-Pick. They also offer many educational opportunities through field trips and practicum placements. “We say our mission is to create the b

We hope you’ve been eating your rainbow of vegetables because June is Pride month! Agriculture can be an isolating business, especially...

Landing The Job As Canada’s third-largest agriculture sector employer, Alberta employed 54,500 people in 2017. While the industry...

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Did you know you can make chalk out of eggshells? With only a few materials, you can create your very own art supplies! Have an adult...

Food banks have a somewhat paradoxical measurement of success: if they succeed, they go out of business. But that is the ultimate goal,...

The town of Vermilion is located on Highway 41, approximately 57 km west of Lloydminster. Community and collaboration are the backbone of Vermilion, and what brings this all together? Agriculture. Vermilion has been a town heavily influenced by agriculture since its beginnings. In fact, in 1906, the town and the Vermilion Agricultural Society were incorporated at the same time. Of course, there are other industries that have been advantageous to Vermilion’s economic wealth—in

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Alberta’s seeding season is in full swing, and soon we’ll be seeing fields full of crops swaying in the breeze – here’s a quick look at what will be growing in Alberta this summer! WHEAT Wheat grown in Alberta is both spring and winter wheat, the latter of which is grown over the winter months and harvested in late summer or early fall. Across the province, Albertans will see just over 7 million acres of wheat in the field, making wheat by far the most common crop in Alberta.