by George Fullerton

Hector Robichaud became a blueberry farmer in 2000, partially at the encouragement of his brother, who thought the blueberry industry offered good potential.

by Andrew Byers

As a beekeeper, I’m often asked the question, “How are the bees?” This year in Eastern Canada, the answer is easy because this season has been exceptional! This is a good year for honeybees and all insects. While recently standing in one of my fields, I found the bounty of wildflowers and the audible buzz of flying insects truly impressive.

by Amy Higgins

It’s hard to believe it’s September already. If there was ever a time to be grateful for rain in our region, this summer would be it. Western farmers are in dire need of precipitation.

by Wayne Simmons

This summer has brought some great growing conditions across Newfoundland and Labrador, although it has been drier than we would like. This comes after a spring that was generally excellent, other than some late spring frost warnings.