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In Season, Vegetable

What’s in Season? Dry Onions

Learn when dry onions are in season, the types, how to buy, store, prepare and grow dry onions.

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On the Farm

What is Gene Editing?

Gene editing is another form of genetic engineering that focuses on making precise edits that already exist or could have arisen through conventional plant breeding.

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In Your Kitchen

A Case of Multiple Egg Options

When shopping for eggs, here’s what you can choose from at the grocery store.

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In Your Kitchen

6 Big Batch Beef Quick and Easy Meals

When life gets busy these big batch beef quick and easy meals are the perfect recipes to have in your back pocket.

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In Your Kitchen

What are the Different Types of Ground Beef?

If you’ve ever stood in the cooler section and pondered the different types of ground beef, then read on to find out more.

Canadian Food Stories

The Secret of a Six-Generation Family Farm

The Colborn family of Delisle, Saskatchewan, has found the secret to keeping a farm in the family for at least six generations. As Ron Colborn, a fourth-generation farmer, puts it: “It’s family first, then farm.”

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Canadian Food Stories

In a Jam(Jam): The History of Jam Jams in Canada

The iconic Canadian Jam Jams is a baked sandwich cookie made with two cakey cookies with jam sandwiched in between.

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Canadian Food Stories

Better Potatoes Mean Less Food Waste

Genetic tweaks can drastically reduce food waste post-harvest. The Innate® potato is an example of a new crop designed to reduce food waste by being more durable.

What’s in Season: January

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What’s in Season? Cabbage

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What’s in Season? Apples

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What’s in Season? Tomatoes (Field and Greenhouse)

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What’s in Season? Bell Peppers (Field and Greenhouse)

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What’s in Season? Carrots

cucumbers

What’s in Season? Cucumbers

types of onions

What’s in Season? Dry Onions

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What’s in Season? Mushrooms

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What’s in Season? Potatoes

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What’s in Season? Strawberries

Latest Recipes

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Sous Vide Szechuan Chicken

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Jam Jam Cookies

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Roast Chicken Breasts with Olives and Honey Jus

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Havarti & Fresh Dill Burgers

Bacon Wrapped Drumsticks with Ricotta Herb Stuffing

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Baked Tortellini with Chicken and Mushrooms

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Cinnamon Apple Cake

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Three Sisters Salad

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Wild Rice with Maple Vinaigrette

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Cranberry, Sage, and Puffed Wild Rice Cookies

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