The Agri-Blog Your Source for Agricultural News

Could flower beds truly improve the quality of fruit and vegetable crops grown on farmland? Some research projects indicate promising results!

With the potential shift from El Niño to La Niña in 2024, compounded by high temperatures and weather variations expected this year, farmers will need to reconsider tried and tested techniques. Find out how you can prepare.

Find out why exposure to various environmental factors, such as time spent outside or with animals, is key to supporting children’s immune systems.

Learn about the unconventional career path chosen by the owners of La Ferme, a country brewery in Shefford, and the challenges they faced before rising to success.

The Champ d’actions collective project allows citizens from the greater Sherbrooke area to gather produce left behind in farmers’ fields. Find out more and discover what gleaning is all about!

Have you ever tasted sugar kelp, a variety of seaweed cultivated in the waters of the Lower St. Lawrence and Gaspé Peninsula? Our agronomist Catherine Dallaire will tell you all about it.

Les Cocagnes is an organization where local food enthusiasts can savour meals made from homegrown products. It’s a must-try experience for next summer!

Could it be possible to diversify field cropping systems with carrots, despite weed control challenges? With recent innovations, all signs point to yes.

Agricultural biomethanation is a process that converts manure and organic waste into biogas. What if we explored this avenue for Quebec’s energy future?

Agricultural producers and their family or staff members dealing with mental health issues can open up and speak confidentially with a caseworker from Au cœur des familles agricoles, no fee required.

Don’t let difficult seasons bring down your morale. Here are some tips and tricks to lighten your mental load and feel better despite the setbacks.

Do you know what a seed producer does? Learn more about this trade and its importance for agriculture in Quebec.