This is the River Country Ag. Show, I’m Keith Hopper. The summer months comes the warm weather, the relaxation and the summer holidays. The Agriculture sector however, presses on as farmers ...Read more
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With the Provincial Election in Alberta now in the rear-view mirror, it`s time to get down to business with the Government. Cabinet has been chosen by Premier Danielle Smith, and it contains a ...Read more
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They are pressing on with business, despite the fire dominating the headlines. The Lesser Slave Watershed Council is continuing to monitor the water and riparian habitats in the area. This, along ...Read more
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They are looking for new people and new ideas, despite a large contigent already being part of it. The East Peace Water Co-op will be looking for board members at their Annual General Meeting, ...Read more
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Workshops and professional development in the Agriculture sector in the Peace region is happening throughout the summer. One workshop is happening this week, and that is expert grazer Greg Judy ...Read more
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The Beaverlodge Research Farm IPM is looking for interested farms to help with their 20th annual canola survey. The Farm, a branch of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, is collecting data on ...Read more
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The smoke in the air around the Peace and Mackenzie Region has cleared up a little. However, the fire season continues, and the fires around the area are causing a lot of nervousness amongst ...Read more
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Despite the rains in the beginning part of the week, smoke and air quality continues to be an issue in the Peace and Mackenzie Regions. Some municipalities and area have had to be evacuated because ...Read more
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The wildfires are dominating the headlines and conversations in the Peace and Mackenzie Regions. Residents and municipalities are on either evacuation order or alert, as blazes continue to ...Read more
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The warm and dry weather in the beginning part of May has prompted an early start to the seeding season. Most farms and fields are busy at this time, as farmers get the seeds into the ground. But ...Read more
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