Innovating Canada
Agricultural Innovation 2024
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How Black Soldier Fly Larvae Boost Ag Innovation and Sustainability
Oberland combines black soldier fly larvae and modern innovation to create powerful solutions that nurture animal nutrition and soil health. Oberland Agriscience Inc., a Nova Scotia-based company, leverages biology-fuelled technology to set new animal and soil health by harnessing the unique power of black soldier fly larvae (BSFL). Utilizing modern innovations, such as AI, robotics,...
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How Genome Alberta is Advancing Climate-Smart Ag Innovation
Genome Alberta is using genomics to drive sustainability, innovation, and growth in the agriculture sector. Canada has made significant strides in reducing the carbon footprint of our food production systems, but there’s always more work to be done. By strengthening the resiliency, environmental sustainability, and economic growth potential of our agriculture sector, we can better meet...
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Canada’s $30 Billion Opportunity to Rekindle Agricultural Growth
The Global Institute for Food Security at the University of Saskatchewan is helping to drive agricultural innovation and bridge Canada’s productivity gap. Canada is a leader in agricultural innovation. The crop varieties, inputs, and best management practices developed by the country’s agriculture sector all help farmers to produce more with less. Since 2011, however, Canada’s...
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In Winnipeg, Canadian Ag Innovators Are Growing the Future of Food
Canada is known around the world as the top source of the highest quality wheat. To stay on top, we must innovate and collaborate. Cereal crops like wheat feed the world. From breads to pastas, pastries to cookies, wheat is an ingredient that provides staple foods for 35% of the world’s population. And when those...
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How Innovation and Collaboration Drive Canada’s Agri-Food Industry
Collaboration between government, industry, and academia is the secret to unlocking Canada’s agri-food innovation, which will drive both economic growth and sustainability. In 2017, Dominic Barton pointed to agriculture as one of the sectors with the highest potential to contribute to Canada’s economic prosperity. Our agri-food industry is positioned to add $30 billion to Canada’s...
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How Farmers Edge Is Revolutionizing Agribusiness Digital Solutions
New digital solutions from Farmers Edge tackle rising tech costs, siloed systems, and complex digital transitions for large-scale agriculture businesses. Farmers Edge™, a leader in digital agriculture, recently announced the launch of its Managed Technology Services to address agriculture’s toughest technology challenges, including rising tech costs, siloed systems, and complex digital transitions. This comprehensive offering...
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How Agriculture Innovation Can Unleash Canada’s Economic Potential
To ensure continued economic growth and global food security, the Canadian agriculture industry needs to raise its productivity and its profile. Agriculture plays a critical and global food security. The agriculture and agri-food system together represent about 2.3 million jobs and contributes about 7.4 per cent of our gross domestic product (GDP). Crop production in...
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Q&A with the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Lawrence MacAulay, discusses key initiatives like the Sustainable Agriculture Strategy and the Agricultural Clean Technology Program, highlighting how Canada is fostering sustainability and growth in its agricultural sector.
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How USask Is Shaping the Future of Sustainable Agriculture
The University of Saskatchewan’s College of Agriculture and Bioresources is driving education and research in sustainable agriculture. According to Angela Bedard-Haughn, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Bioresources (AgBio) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), Canadian agriculture is, in a word, exciting. “Feeding the world and ensuring a safe, secure global food supply is an incredible calling,” she says. “But...
