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Knowing when to reach for the calving jack — and when to put it down — can mean the difference between a live pair and a dead cow.
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When should you use a calving jack — and when should you stop?
Knowing when to reach for the calving jack — and when to put it down — can mean the difference…
Iran says Strait of Hormuz open as Trump sees deal ‘soon’ to end war
The Iranian foreign minister said the Strait of Hormuz was open on Friday following a ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, but…
Agriculture groups welcome seed, fertilizer approval bill
Agriculture and industry groups praise recently introduced Bill C-273, which would allow provisional approval for products like fertilizers and pesticides…
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When should you use a calving jack — and when should you stop?
The calving jack is one of the most powerful tools in cattle production, but using it too soon or too aggressively causes injuries that cost more than the calf is worth
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Agriculture groups welcome seed, fertilizer approval bill
Bill could improve Canadian farmers’ competitiveness say farm groups
Agriculture and industry groups praise recently introduced Bill C-273, which would allow provisional approval for products like fertilizers and pesticides if already approved in at least two trusted jurisdictions.
Manitoba, Ottawa sign deal to fast-track projects like Port of Churchill expansion
The ‘one project, one review’ agreement promises fewer regulatory hoops for major infrastructure projects — and Manitoba producers are watching Churchill closely
Manitoba and Ottawa have signed a regulatory streamlining agreement that names the Port of Churchill expansion as a priority infrastructure project.
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Western Australia farmers turn to canola over wheat as fuel, fertilizer costs rise
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Manitoba Hydro urges farmers to watch for power lines as spring seeding begins
One strike last spring toppled a tower on the Bipole 1 transmission line in the Interlake — and Manitoba Hydro wants producers to know the clearance rules before seeding starts
Manitoba Hydro is reminding producers to apply for clearance permits and maintain safe distances from overhead lines before spring seeding.
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