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14 stories across Alberta
Canada and the U.S. are locked in a fresh tariff standoff after Ottawa suspended trade talks, drawing mixed reaction from provincial leaders including Alberta's premier.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, rdnewsNOW, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
The Aug. 21 provincial crop report shows a wide gap between southern and central regions and the province's northern growing areas, though rain has boosted soil moisture across the board.
Source: rdnewsNOW
Persistent rain has slowed crop staging in parts of Alberta while easing heat stress in the south, according to the latest AFSC crop report.
Source: EverythingGP
A summer showcase at Medicine Hat College's Centre for Innovation featured student projects ranging from agricultural drone imaging to a proposed coach service linking the Hat to Calgary's airport.
Source: CHAT News Today
With no Canada-U.S. trade agreement in place, southern Alberta producers face uncertainty over access to their largest export market.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
With 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods set to take effect Wednesday, a Manitoba-led delegation used the Iowa State Fair to press the case for cross-border trade.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, rdnewsNOW, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
The province's latest crop report shows the Central region leading in barley, oat and pea yield projections even as soil moisture lags in parts of the South and Central.
Source: rdnewsNOW
The annual event lets Albertans visit farms and related sites across the province, with a 2026 theme focused on rangelands and the people who manage grazing animals.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, CHAT News Today, rdnewsNOW
The provincial good-to-excellent rating for major crops exceeds the five-year average, though moisture conditions remain sharply divided between drier southern areas and wetter northern regions.
Source: rdnewsNOW
A new provincial crop report credits warm conditions in the second half of July with boosting growth across Alberta's farmland.
Source: EverythingGP
Southern Alberta farmers under the St. Mary River Irrigation District will have more water to work with through the remainder of the growing season.
Sources: CHAT News Today, Lethbridge News Now
The latest provincial crop update shows conditions holding steady across most of Alberta heading into late July.
Source: EverythingGP
The Alberta Real Estate Foundation is backing new applied research work at the Medicine Hat College campus.
Source: CHAT News Today
Provincial crop data shows a mixed growing season around Calgary, with cereal crops slower to flower than usual while canola is ahead of pace.
Sources: Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert Gazette, Airdrie Today, OkotoksToday