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Across Canada’s agricultural regions, technology is transforming how farmers plan, plant, and protect their crops. As the government and research community look ahead to 2025, food security has become a strategic concern—one that blends climate adaptation with digital innovation. AI-assisted soil mapping now helps producers read their land with new precision, while predictive analytics supports better crop rotation and water use. These tools promise not just efficiency but re

Across Canada, a quiet transformation is taking shape in fields and greenhouses alike. Entrepreneurs and researchers are using digital tools such as artificial intelligence, drones and smart sensors to monitor soil health, predict yields and fine-tune irrigation. These technologies are turning agriculture into a data-driven enterprise — one that reduces waste, conserves water and responds to the realities of a changing climate. What once relied mainly on experience and intuit

Across Canada, researchers and entrepreneurs are transforming how food is grown, processed, and delivered. Advances in precision agriculture, soil analytics, and autonomous farm systems are giving producers new ways to respond to shifting climates and consumer expectations. From the Prairies to Atlantic farms, data-driven crop models are helping manage water and fertilizer use, while controlled-environment systems allow harvests to continue year‑round despite unpredictable we

Across Canada, farmers and entrepreneurs are rethinking how food is grown, harvested and delivered. New technology is becoming central to...