The week ending July 24, 2025, saw both higher canola prices and much-needed rain for the dry Canadian Prairies.
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Heartland Livestock Services closes Brandon auction mart
Heartland Livestock Services announced the closure July 25. The Brandon auction mart has been a historic standby for Manitoba beef producers selling their cattle.
Canadian Pork Council rejoins Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canada’s pig producers will once again have a seat at the table at the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, citing need for a united agricultural trade front.
Manitoba food processors welcome funding
Government announced $6 million to bolster food processors in Manitoba July 23; local companies say it will be a boon for their business.
Farm groups push Ottawa to prioritize agriculture amid uncertainty
Keystone Agricultural Producers and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture want governments to consider agriculture more when setting priorities.
‘Trace-ins’ and ‘trace-outs’ crucial parts of CFIA bovine TB investigations
The CFIA is investigating bovine TB discovered at a facility in south central Manitoba, which means some producers may get a call to take part in trace-in and trace-out procedures as part of that investigation.
Drought stress grips some Manitoba farms despite scattered rain
Manitoba farmers say dry conditions and uneven rainfalls have left a patchwork of crops this season, with some fairing well and others suffering.
EXPERT’S RADAR JULY: U.S. government diet nudging could affect agriculture commodity markets
The U.S. government’s less friendly tone against seed oil and corn syrup may play out in the markets for those farm crops.
Manitoba signs trade deals with four provinces to reduce barriers
Manitoba has entered into economic co-operation agreements with New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Prince Edward Island, which are aimed at reducing trade barriers and increasing labour mobility between the provinces.
Canada must address potential veterinary drug shortages
Trade tensions raise the risk of Canada’s beef producers being left short of the medicines they need for their cattle herds.
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