Archives
- 2012.01.28: Crossing over to the dark side of micronutrients
- 2012.01.22: Great news on South Korea, but really, what took so long?
- 2012.01.17: Great commercial precedes Alberta feedlot conference
- 2012.01.02: Heading into 2012
- 2011.12.28: Sad news about Jay Fox
- 2011.12.08: Cell phone apps, CWB ruling, and Christmas
- 2011.11.30: Man, it is one cold-hearted government in Alberta
- 2011.11.08: Politics and political correctness – no laughing matter
- 2011.10.31: Managing “superbugs” isn’t like swatting flies
- 2011.10.19: Can this old dog learn new lingo? No.
- 2011.10.12: BIXS is born…ugly Dad but a real cute baby
- 2011.10.02: Hey, it is good to be back home again
- 2011.09.25: Trip to England comes to an end
- 2011.09.19: We survived the tour
- 2011.09.16: The studs of Ireland
- 2011.09.14: I learned something about Ireland
- 2011.09.12: The home of Haggis
- 2011.09.10: As the London Eye turns
- 2011.09.08: Tally ho, from Grainews London correspondent
- 2011.09.04: As the tide turns
- 2011.08.31: Field research is no fishing expedition
- 2011.08.24: As the ballot box closes on the CWB referendum
- 2011.08.22: Layton was a likeable politician, good character
- 2011.08.17: Update on and more Amazing Road Trip photos
- 2011.08.11: 12 amazing things I saw on my road trip
- 2011.08.09: Things you need to know about weed control
- 2011.08.05: Who’s running this place?
- 2011.07.28: Get ready to feed the world
- 2011.07.27: Dow AgroSciences is serious about the canola business
- 2011.07.21: Bryce is officially off the sympathy list
- 2011.07.13: Agricultural research never takes a holiday
- 2011.07.01: And the CWB plebiscite will tell us…..what?
- 2011.06.27: Farmers, consultant weigh in on CWB changes
- 2011.06.24: Lumsden ag summit fixes all agricultural problems
- 2011.06.23: Farmer thoughts on CWB columns
- 2011.06.22: Further reflection on the CWB future
- 2011.06.21: CWB needs to realize “the tribe has spoken”
- 2011.06.09: Western Grains searches for new exec. director
- 2011.05.23: Beef production along the Mississippi
- 2011.05.03: The End of the Canadian Wheat Board Lotto
- 2011.04.28: Canola council needs producer co-operators
- 2011.04.28: Forage seed warranty offer ends April 30
- 2011.04.27: Here's a fertilizer tip that will save you money - #1
- 2011.04.16: Savvy Farmer simplifies all pesticide selection
- 2011.03.24: A final word on wetland management — Gumboots
- 2011.03.18: Another day of raking in the awards
- 2011.03.10: The world is watching
- 2011.03.08: My new sure-fire formula for career development
- 2011.02.25: The BS of economics
- 2011.02.24: Beef marketing workshops
- 2011.02.24: Early March events in southern Alberta
- 2011.02.14: Beware of a guy in a trench coat selling eggs
- 2011.02.13: Sask Stockgrowers February/March meetings
- 2011.02.07: It is good no protest is needed
- 2011.02.02: Just another happy day
- 2011.01.14: Ag leaders lost
- 2011.01.14: News you can’t live without
- 2011.01.11: Market your buns off
- 2011.01.04: On the 15th day of Christmas, 13 red bulls and pickles
- 2010.12.14: A sane voice of science, or moanings of a dinosaur
- 2010.11.27: Saskatchewan and Ontario couples named Canada's outstanding farmers
- 2010.11.25: Moses needed on the crop nutrition front
- 2010.11.22: Events not to miss
- 2010.11.17: Make your plans for China trip
- 2010.11.11: Don’t be an ATV wimp
- 2010.11.08: Strange weather, strange field days
- 2010.10.27: Life lessons of the Bryce Repair Job
- 2010.10.23: The case of the ice cream miracle
- 2010.10.13: Someday I might retire and do something easy, like farming
- 2010.10.07: The dirty business of shipping untagged cattle
- 2010.10.04: 35 years down and another day to go
- 2010.09.29: Humpty gets repaired
- 2010.09.25: UFO sightings at Nanton, Alberta
- 2010.09.23: Hard to stop those mature farmers
- 2010.09.20: Beef producers headed for easy street
- 2010.09.17: You got to be nuts to be farming
- 2010.09.13: This isn’t a year to skip soil testing
- 2010.09.13: The man not only talks, but he walks
- 2010.09.12: A run to Drum
- 2010.09.11: Not a great corn year
- 2010.09.11: Darn those miracles! I feared this might happen
- 2010.09.10: Yahoo! Bryce is hungry (so what else is new)
- 2010.09.09: Keep life in perspective
- 2010.09.08: Bryce is back (almost)
- 2010.09.06: Waiting with Bryce
- 2010.08.26: Supply managed beef industry?
- 2010.08.10: The world’s most comprehensive crop report
- 2010.07.28: A year to top up sulphur during canola bloom
- 2010.07.19: More fuel for rodeo critics
- 2010.06.23: Dealing with too much moisture
- 2010.06.21: Seeding demo postponed
- 2010.06.11: June 23 seeding demo at Lethbridge
- 2010.05.25: What lesson learned from the great Mammoth kill of ought, ought, ought 13?
- 2010.05.12: A complete horse ban is needed
- 2010.05.10: No “Beef Production for Dummies” – yet
- 2010.04.22: Where are we at with biofuels?
- 2010.04.13: Another whack on agriculture
- 2010.03.19: Do you have enough seeds in the ground?
- 2010.03.08: In search of tender, tasty meat
- 2010.02.16: Critical analysis of the Opening Ceremonies
- 2010.01.21: Things I learned in Saskatoon
- 2010.01.18: Go Flame Go!
- 2010.01.05: Now that’s a good calendar
- 2009.12.27: More tracking, and are we ready for CDN COOL?
- 2009.12.05: Manitoba and PEI producers named Outstanding Young Farmers
- 2009.12.04: Farmers be prepared for the media
- 2009.11.24: What’s the fix for Canadian beef industry?
- 2009.11.12: When did farming become comfortable?
- 2009.10.29: 'Performance Matters' for staying in touch
- 2009.10.16: All you didn’t know about the Canadian beef business, but were afraid to ask
- 2009.10.08: Can't keep the grass for the trees
- 2009.10.06: Don’t pet the skunks (or St. Bernards)
- 2009.10.01: Have times changed?
- 2009.09.21: Red Feather Ridge replacing cattle and crops
- 2009.09.10: Wind-powered alfalfa
- 2009.09.07: Finding perspective on Swine Flu
- 2009.08.20: What a bunch of dopes
- 2009.08.17: Hargrave aims to drought proof 120 year old ranch
- 2009.08.11: Retired grain farmer sows golf course plans
- 2009.08.04: If it ain’t ‘instant’ we’re in trouble
- 2009.07.28: Grass in Saskatchewan, Ontario wet
- 2009.07.24: My iron-clad weather forecast
- 2009.07.14: Bright future, yes. But what about today?
- 2009.06.24: Map shows where the Christians live
- 2009.06.17: Calgary Stampede starts July 3
- 2009.06.12: Feeding cattle in a drought
- 2009.06.07: Tough call
- 2009.05.29: Let them blubber
- 2009.05.29: Let them blubber
- 2009.05.12: Courageous farmer
- 2009.05.07: We need a pandemic of common sense
- 2009.04.28: I’m loving this climate change
- 2009.04.20: Are you socially connected?
- 2009.03.26: Reading newspapers will kill you
- 2009.03.19: There goes the neighbourhood
- 2009.03.11: Staying ahead of the elephant
- 2009.03.02: Take a Big Mac to lunch today
- 2009.02.21: CEO of Alberta’s livestock agency is gone
- 2009.02.13: Ranchers win fight against Imperial Oil
- 2009.02.09: Man, I am getting old
- 2009.02.06: A burger by any other name
- 2009.02.04: Maple Leaf earns my confidence
- 2009.01.14: Pay attention to marbling
- 2008.12.29: COOL costing $90 per head
- 2008.12.23: Merry Friggin’ Christmas and Blah, Blah, Blah for 2009
- 2008.12.11: Beef facts you've been dying to know
- 2008.12.04: Lower cost back grounding
- 2008.12.01: Just call me The Beef Guru
- 2008.11.25: Don't get me started
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Lee Hart (pictured at right) is a long-time farm writer, and honorary member of the Alberta Institute of Agrologists, with many observations on the agriculture industry, who never hesitates to admit he is wrong (should that ever happen.)
