Changing the conversation around cattle and the environment. We talk with Ducks Unlimited about how they are raising awareness about the vital role cattle play in grasslands here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplifying Canadian Agriculture.

The Canadian Agribusiness Education Foundation is once again offering scholarships for students pursuing a career in agriculture. We have more on this scholarship here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

Understanding capital cost allowance classes for your farm income tax. A tax specialist walks us through some key points to remember when you are filing here on Rural Roots Canada.

Tax season is upon us. We chat with tax consultants Tony Benevides from FBC about how keeping good records will help your farm when you file your income tax here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

In this episode, we talk about the important role native grassland systems play in carbon sequestration with Emily Lowe from Ducks Unlimited Canada. Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

An entrepreneur finds success growing and manufacturing products from hemp. Peter Sykora takes us on the journey of his business Big Fresh Hemp here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

We are seeing a big shift in the food industry as owners are finding innovative ways to sell their products and get more out of them. We have more with a man who has a finger on the pulse of the food and beverage industry here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

'Are we there yet?' is the theme of this year's Livestock Care Conference. We talk with the organizer about the speakers and topics of this year's event here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

A Year-in-Review report from MLT Aikins LLP says there was significant growth and opportunity in Canadian agriculture in 2020. We delve into that report with one of its authors here on Rural Roots Canada, where we Amplify Canadian Agriculture.

Biosecurity is imperative when it comes to cattle herd health. A veterinarian talks about why it is critical to understand that most farmers do not own a 'closed herd' when building their plan here on Rural Roots Canada, Amplifying Canadian Agriculture.