Intelligence Brief
Les promesses de l’agriculture moderne se heurtent aux réalités des producteurs
October 10, 2026
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Les promesses de l’agriculture moderne se heurtent aux réalités des producteurs, alors que les modifications visant les combustibles propres, la réglementation des fermes verticales, l’adoption des connaissances scientifiques, le coût du diesel et l’endettement façonnent l’adoption. La confiance, la souveraineté alimentaire autochtone et la participation des producteurs à la base déterminent si l’innovation devient concrètement viable.
Les groupes du maïs et de l’éthanol pressent le gouvernement de modifier le Règlement sur les combustibles propres
Canadian farm groups and ethanol organizations are pressuring the federal government to live up to its commitment to make amendments to Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations.
Un nouveau laboratoire fera le lien entre les sciences agricoles et les politiques agricoles
The College of Agriculture and Bio-resources at the University of Saskatchewan produces 350 research papers each year, but only a fraction of that research connects with the public and policy makers
La pellicule de couverture en filet végétal réduit les risques pour les bovins qui l’avalent
In trials, the compostable wrap broke down well in manure but very little in dry soil. The post Plant-based net wrap lowers risk for cattle that swallow it appeared first on Canadian Cattlemen.
Pourquoi l’« agriculture verticale » ne constitue pas une solution pour notre système alimentaire
The Canadian government launched its first-ever National Food Security Strategy in June 2026. The strategy aims to invest $750 million to increase year-round Canadian production of fruits and vegetables, including on so-called vertical farms. These multi-storey towers and warehouses filled with fres…
Les tendances en agronomie mettent la précision, les données et les résultats entre les mains des agriculteurs
Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show showcased agronomy trends including drones, rootworm management, precision nutrient application and in-field technology.
Les systèmes de connaissances autochtones sont considérés comme essentiels à la souveraineté alimentaire
Experts say Indigenous knowledge systems and healthy food systems are two sides of the same coin, and real food sovereignty in Canada depends on policy that shares decision-making power with Indigenous peoples, not just consults them.
Le groupe de producteurs de bovins de la Sask. cherche au-delà des réunions de district pour recueillir les commentaires de la base
The Saskatchewan Cattle Association wants its reports to show what the work delivers on beef operations. The post Sask. cattle group looks beyond district meetings for grassroots input appeared first on Canadian Cattlemen.
Le gouvernement fédéral envisage l’utilisation de pesticides dans les fermes verticales
Canada’s vertical farms currently have no pesticides registered for use in their production systems, but that could change under a proposal from Health Canada. The post Federal government considers pesticide use for vertical farms appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.
Le groupe de l’industrie aquacole adopte le nom Canadian Seafood Farmers
Canada’s national aquaculture lobby group is changing its name to align with traditional agriculture. The Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance (CAIA) announced Oct. 1 that it has rebranded as Canadian Seafood Farmers/Producteurs Aquacoles Canadiens. Members voted unanimously on the change during t…
Les prix du diesel ont-ils atteint leur sommet?
The U.S. secretary of energy says diesel prices have peaked, but GasBuddy analyst Patrick De Haan says it’s not like geopolitical tensions are suddenly behind us.
L’endettement agricole aux États-Unis atteint un sommet historique. Les données officielles pourraient le sous-estimer
American farmers are borrowing more money than ever before to operate — but the rise in non-traditional lending has created gaps in federal statistics.