What is Genetic Engineering?
Genetic engineering refers to specific methods of plant breeding that use laboratory methods to change an organism’s DNA.


Genetic engineering refers to specific methods of plant breeding that use laboratory methods to change an organism’s DNA.

We asked Dr. Christian Artuso of the Migratory Bird Conservation Unit of the Canadian Wildlife Service - can beef cattle be good for the environment?

We are talking with Shaun, a farmer from Kyle, Saskatchewan. He grows several crops but we are going to focus on how he grows chickpeas.

Black Fox Farm and Distillery is known for their award-winning gin and whisky, but also for their sustainability efforts and advocacy for Saskatchewan-based agri-food products.

What is a seed treatment? It is a valuable tool that enables farmers to grow more food while protecting the land and natural resources.

Agriculture is continually evolving and will continue to meet the needs of a changing world. Regenerative agriculture is just one strategy that farmers are using.

Upcycling is one solution to reducing food waste by taking overlooked byproducts (leftover foodstuff) of processing and creating new ingredients.

Seafood consumption is surging globally and as this demand rises, traditional capture fisheries cannot meet the needs.

Are you confused by the different words you see on food packages? Such as Product of Canada or Made in Canada -Let’s take a closer look

Plant science – and specifically the science of plant breeding – is one of those tools which can help us overcome challenges as a global community.

There’s a lot of work that goes into the potatoes, turnips and carrots on your dinner plate.

Stories about people going without food resonate especially with farmers, who look for ways to use their own production to help.

While salmon is often thought of as the best choice for omega-3 fatty acids, BC albacore tuna ranks right up there as well.

Six or seven times a year, about 90,000 freshly-hatched chicks are dropped off at the Martinka broiler chicken operation. The Martinka family has been in the chicken business for 15 years.

The Keddys started their now 800-acre farm in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley over 40 years ago. Today, their son and his wife Katie manage the farm.

Tech continues changing how farmers raise animals and grow crops.

Evesque loves working with these birds and appreciates the opportunity to produce a product consumers want. Evesque produces 50,000 kilograms of chicken every few months.

On our tour today, we start from the combine seat as Rick harvests soybeans and tells about how he uses auto-steer technology all year long.

Tour a broiler hatching egg farm who raise the chickens that produce broiler eggs instead of the kind of eggs that you buy in the grocery store.

On broiler breeding farms, the chickens grow from chicks a few days old until they are ready to start laying eggs that will hatch into broiler chickens.

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