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March brought a sharp drop in tractor and combine sales, signaling that the farming industry is still feeling the heat.

With the Bank of Canada's interest rate holding steady, the economic landscape feels a bit like a tightrope walk. What lies ahead for farmers and businesses alike?

Amid the chatter of D.C., a conversation unfolds about how USMCA shapes the livelihoods of farmers and rural communities across the country.

Trade talks are heating up, and it seems like the spotlight is on the U.S. agricultural trade deficit.

With only 21% of Canadians feeling positive about the U.S. under Trump, the trust factor seems to be hanging by a thread.

Last week, Canada and Mexico took a bold step together, signing a major agreement that could change the face of trade.

As the USMCA gears up for a review, farmers and producers are weighing in on its real impact, and it’s a mixed bag.

Oregon's agribusiness is feeling the heat from tariffs, and local democrats are stepping up to push back. The stakes are high for farmers and wineries alike.

Canadians are closely watching President Trump's actions, and what they could mean for trade, transportation and the relationship between the two nations going forward.

Senator Wyden's recent remarks on trade reflect a growing concern for local farmers and businesses.