Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada · When it comes to growing potatoes, small changes to farming practices can lead to big impacts. Dr. Judith Nyiraneza, a soil scientist on Prince Edward Island, has found a way to help farmers make their potato production more sustainable. Her research shows that farmers can cut nitrogen fertilizer use by 25% without sacrificing potato yield. Even better, these changes, along with the right choice of crop rotation, can help reduce the greenh

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies power many of the services and products Canadians use every day. To help make informed decisions and ensure the public has access to appropriate and timely information about AI, the Government of Canada has launched a public consultation on strengthening AI transparency. We want to hear your views and concerns on: • AI-generated content • interactions with AI • information about AI systems • AI incidents • AI agents Your feedback will

More competition in Canada’s food supply chain and lower transportation costs are key goals of the National Food Security Strategy’s $1B investment in food infrastructure. This investment includes the creation of new food terminals and hubs. Food terminals enable wholesalers to buy and sell food at competitive prices, while new and expanded food hubs will connect multiple farmers and processors to independent retailers, schools and hospitals. Both will help independent grocer

Agriculture is a critical sector in Canada. If you’re a farm operator, don’t forget to complete your 2026 #CensusOfAgriculture questionnaire to help provide an up-to-date picture of Canada’s agriculture sector. Your voice matters. https://ow.ly/ArtW50ZbNEN