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Struthers says amalgamation could have been handled better
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Recipe Swap: Raising the bar
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Manitoba leads country in farm receipts gain
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How high can barley yields go?
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WTO overcomes last-minute hitch to reach first global trade deal
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ICE canola sets daily volume record
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U.S. livestock: Beef quotes weaken live cattle futures
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Historic global trade deal on ice as Cuba holds out
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U.S. grains: Soybeans slide on favourable S. America weather
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Drozd: Spring wheat prices continue down slippery slope
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Wheat researcher gets 30-bushel bump from dual fungicide applications
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Sikh family eager to put down roots on Manitoba farm
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CWB facility purchase raises concerns
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Menopausal rats could prove solution to rodent problem
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A cold and snowy month ahead?
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How high can barley yields go?
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Struthers says amalgamation could have been handled better
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Wheat researcher gets 30-bushel bump from dual fungicide applications
Looking for higher wheat yields? Then consider upping the budget for fungicide. That’s the advice of Sheri Strydhorst, an agronomy […]
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Menopausal rats could prove solution to rodent problem
An Arizona-based company has developed a rat-control product that could spell the end of the adage, if you have one […]
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Bayer says ‘plant health compound’ combats stress
It sounds almost to good to be true — spring wheat yields averaging 6.5 per cent higher when treated with […]
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Producers slowly becoming aware of antimicrobial resistance
Their misuse has the power to render the most powerful tools in modern medicine impotent, yet in Manitoba there is […]
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Meat industry singled out for new penalties
The Canadian meat industry was surprised by an out-of-the-blue announcement by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency that it is being […]
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CFIA flubs food failure followup
Canada’s auditor general has identified weaknesses in how the Canadian Food Inspection Agency manages recalls of contaminated foods and its […]
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Editorial: Cell companies bad, railways good
Just as there’s good stress and bad stress, there’s good excitement and bad excitement. There’s the good excitement you get […]
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Seed trade says thanks to Gerry Ritz
On behalf of the board of directors and the members of the Canadian Seed Trade Association (CSTA), I would like […]
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A less glamorous — but more effective — approach to feeding the world
Annually over 2.6 billion tonnes of grains — cereals, oilseeds and pulses — are grown and then stored along the […]
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Recipe Swap: Raising the bar
It’s been about a year since we told you about Colleen Dyck, the Manitoba farmer launching her GORP energy bar […]
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Land remains a good spot to park spare cash
Land remains a “safe deposit box with a view” for the ultra-wealthy, according to the publication 2013 Land Report 100, […]
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How to kill your community
All small-town coffee shops should have a designated ‘be happy’ section, says Chris Fields. Coffee shop critics with all their […]
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Boissevain men’s wear store still going strong after a century in business
Century farms are rare enough, but family-owned rural retailers that have managed to survive — and even thrive — in […]
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‘Binder Wars’ changed Prairie farming
The 1880s were known for the “Binder Wars” — a time farm machinery manufacturers slugged it out for supremacy in […]
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OUR HISTORY: August 1970
The history of Canadian agriculture is marked by periodic interest in exotic livestock that has not always lived up to […]
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Keystone Agricultural Producers district 10 meeting »
Arborg Bifrost Curling Club; Arborg,
Monday Dec 9, 2013: 7:30 PM to 12:00 AM.
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Keystone Agricultural Producers district 4 meeting »
Real Canadian Superstore; Steinbach, Hwy. 12 N.
Tuesday Dec 10, 2013: 1:30 PM to 12:00 AM.
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Keystone Agricultural Producers district 5 meeting »
Community Centennial Centre; Garson, 11 Thompson Ave.
Tuesday Dec 10, 2013: 7:30 PM to 12:00 AM.