Is There No Freedom in Science?: Right to Know

05/25/2017

How USRTK is the Big Tobacco of the 21st Century In 1839, in the historical play Cardinal Richelieu, playwright Edward… Read More

Storytelling 2.0: The next generation in outreach and communication

05/16/2017

By Cami Ryan Storytelling today requires a whole new level of agility and ingenuity. We humans depend upon our close… Read More

CBC – Controversy Before Credibility

05/10/2017

When did it become okay for the media to be anti-science & anti-ag? A CBC news story over the weekend… Read More

From the Planet to the Person to the Plant

05/09/2017

Why I Take the Time to Communicate about Agriculture By Ari Novy, U.S. Botanic Garden The first color photograph of… Read More

What Environmental Groups Don’t Want You to Hear!

05/02/2017

What do African Farmers Think of GM Crops? In spite of genetically modified (GM) crops being available since 1995, very… Read More

Consumer Pressure Leads to Misguided Policy

04/26/2017

By Brandon Leffler, University of Saskatchewan student Recently, the use of herbicides as a sustainable means of crop protection has come… Read More

A carbon tax will negatively affect agriculture in Canada

04/25/2017

By Brady Blackmore, University of Saskatchewan student With the federal government’s announcement last fall of a implementing a carbon tax across… Read More

Cattle Welfare Before Consumer Concerns

04/24/2017

Will Changing Animal Welfare Regulations Benefit Cattle and Producers? By Laramie Slade, University of Saskatchewan student Across Canada, consumers want to… Read More

Food Labelling Fads

04/18/2017

Just how free is gluten free? Food fads come and go, as do dieting fads, but you might be less… Read More

The Art of Brewing Beer

04/11/2017

400 new micro-breweries are started every year in North America What’s in a beer? Behind every beer, there’s a great… Read More