The code that sets Canada’s standards care and handling of pigs is up for review, a process expected to be compete by 2028.
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Why are Russian export prices roiling the wheat market?
Reuters – Russian wheat offers at a recent import tender by Egypt were all made at the same price, highlighting what traders classify as behind-the-scenes intervention by Russia’s government that is sowing confusion about the world’s biggest wheat-exporting country. Here is a more detailed look at what is happening: Russian policy In March, sources told[...]
Carney election could change agriculture priorities ahead of federal election
Canadian agriculture starts to takes stock of its fortunes with Mark Carney chosen as the next leader of Canada’s federal Liberal Party and next Canadian prime minister, at least until a new election is called.
Agriculture welcomes Manitoba interprovincial trade barrier bill
Farm groups welcome Manitoba’s new bill to reduce the regulatory red tape hindering interprovincial trade.
How smoke changes weather
Daniel Bezte column on the complex interaction of wildfire smoke and weather.
The made-in-Manitoba fight against wild pigs
Manitoba’s feral swine problem is not the same as the wild pig problem in the U.S., Squeal on Pigs co-ordinator says.
What can Canada learn from digital agriculture policy in other countries?
A recent report from the Canadian Agricultural Policy Institute and EMILI called Canada out on policy they said was falling short on supporting digital agriculture. Here are some countries the two said have lessons for Canadian policy makers to take note of.
The ingredients of a Prairie thunderstorm
Weather columnist Daniel Bezte says Manitoba farmers can expect many thunderstorms every summer, but only some become severe, if they have all the right ingredients.
Capital gains changes continue to draw farm concerns
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture said it was frustrated changes to the capital gains tax could undermine intergenerational farm transfers and that Ottawa ignored the calls for further work on the planned changes.
Canada’s wild pig plan needs Indigenous voice: invasive species expert
Canada’s Indigenous groups and communities must be heard in the national strategy to control wild pigs, attendees of the 2025 Canadian Wild Pig Summit II hear.
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