Agriculture to get financial support and programs in the face of U.S. and Chinese tariffs, according to 2025 Manitoba budget
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Canadian Beef Advisors unveil five-year national strategy
The new 2025-2030 national beef strategy includes trade challenges, sustainability and global opportunities for Canadian beef.
Al Loyns remembered for dedication to students
Respected, retired University of Manitoba professor Al Loyns passed away in mid-February.
Moving pigs without the stress
Good handling when loading pigs should harness instincts and keep stress down for both livestock and the farmer shipping them.
Farmers juggle mental health in face of Trump tariffs
Tariff uncertainty may be worse for mental health than if farmers knew for sure that Donald Trump’s tariffs against Canada were coming, experts say
Tariff tensions stall pork forward contracts
Canadian and Manitoba pig farmers have temporarily lost forward contracts as a tool to stabilize their revenue due to current tariff tensions with the U.S.
Setting cattle aside may help buffer effects of U.S. tariffs
With the Trump tariff threat looming, should Canada’s beef sector start pondering an ask for a set-aside program, should the trade barriers be imposed?
U.S. bison ranchers rally against potential tariffs
U.S. bison producers say tariffs on Canadian animals shipped into the U.S. could disrupt the market for bison meat causing it to lose steam.
Crop and livestock insurance changes revealed at Manitoba Ag Days
Changes for the 2025 AgriInsurance program in Manitoba, including changes to annual crop, forage and predation programs, were announced at Manitoba Ag Days 2025.
Feeding canola to fish
Research out of Alberta is testing the viability of feeding canola byproduct to farmed fish, potentially opening up aquaculture as a market for the oilseed.
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