Alberta's Agricultural Sector Today

Learn about Alberta's diverse agricultural sector, from grain and livestock production to specialty crops and agribusiness. This article provides an overview of agriculture's scope and importance in our province.

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Challenges Facing Alberta Farmers

Discover the key challenges Alberta farmers face, from market volatility and input costs to climate variability and succession planning. This article examines critical issues affecting agricultural viability.

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Food Security Initiatives

The NPA supports aquaculture expansion and Dutch-style greenhouse development to diversify Alberta's agricultural sector and strengthen domestic food production capabilities.

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Alberta Farmers First: Foreign Ownership

Six regulatory objectives to reduce foreign ownership: right of first refusal, substantial benefit test, closing corporate loopholes, reciprocal ownership standards, beneficial ownership transparency, and critical infrastructure classification.

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Livestock Production Innovation

Seven technology-driven strategies to revolutionize Alberta's sheep and goat sectors: smart boluses, virtual fencing, automated milking, AI predator deterrence, genetic selection, blockchain equity, and mobile processing.

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18 Advanced Agricultural Strategies

Cutting-edge technologies from bee vectoring to blockchain authentication: 18 strategies to reduce input costs, boost yields, and access premium global markets without government subsidies.

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Alberta Agri-Innovation Challenge

A $10 million annual prize competition awarding 10 prizes of $1 million each for market-ready agricultural innovations, replacing slow-moving grant programs with projected 10:1 ROI.

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Innovative K-12 Agricultural Curriculum

Eight programs from Adopt-a-Farm residencies to Junior Agronomist licensure, shifting education from "studying" agriculture to "participating" in it with drone leagues, bio-hackathons, and professional certifications.

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