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Commodity groups back diversification centres
The Manitoba Crop Alliance and Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers have announced funds for Manitoba’s four diversification centres.
Pumpkin spice and public outreach
People are actively looking for a taste of farm life, even if it is romanticized. Agriculture should take advantage
Leaving a place setting: Indigenous food sovereignty and agriculture
Agriculture is being told that reconciliation means being open to Indigenous partnership. That means being ready to approach disagreement productively.
Trade threats mean Canadian canola needs to keep building its base
China's anti-dumping probe against Canadian canola has sent the sector spinning, but it underlines the need to double down on market development.
P&H's Glossop elevator to close
Producers around Strathclair will be losing one of their elevators at the end of the month. Canadian-owned grain buyer Parrish & Heimbecker Limited has said it’s closing its Glossop location, set between Strathclair and Newdale on the Yellowhead Highway, as of Jan. 31. P&H’s crop input operations on the site, however, will continue unchanged, the[...]
Communities benefit from ballooned Ag Days Gives Back
Charlene Claeys-Godard, operations manager of food security program Sara’s Pantry, had long wanted to help those struggling to feed their families. Her grandparents had little money when they arrived in Canada, she said, but the kindness they found in their new community helped them find their feet, even though it was the ‘30s and nobody[...]
Cattle market to keep stride
The beef sector can expect the market to keep its momentum in 2023. That was the message as CanFax made the rounds in Manitoba in mid-January to present the latest economic forecasts to producers. Why it matters: A string of hard production years was followed by a surge in calf and feeder prices, but that[...]
Manitoba names new chief veterinary officer
Manitoba Agriculture long-timer Dr. Glen Duizer will is now Manitoba's chief veterinary officer.
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