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James Richardson & Sons, Limited will provide land for the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (GATE) building in Winnipeg, according to memorandum of understanding with Cereals Canada
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Land agreement inked for Cereals Canada GATE facility
James Richardson & Sons, Limited will provide land for the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (GATE) building in Winnipeg, according to…
New Crown-Indigenous partnership to spearhead Churchill expansion
Province announces new Manitoba Crown-Indigenous Corporation to co-ordinate Port of Churchill Plus revamp, bolster northern development and trade
New research sheds light on infertility in bulls
Southern Alberta researchers make ground-breaking discovery in sperm function examining male infertility in bovines
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Land agreement inked for Cereals Canada GATE facility
James Richardson & Sons, Limited will provide land for the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (GATE) building in Winnipeg, according to memorandum of understanding with Cereals Canada
U.S. senators push USDA for urgent action on bird flu vaccine
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators this week urged the administration of President Donald Trump to finalize a science-based plan for developing a bird flu vaccine for livestock, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
ICE Canada Weekly: Canola a “tough market”
There are grim prospects for canola prices as the New Year approaches said Winnipeg-based trader and farmer Bill Craddock.
Larkin appointed CEO of Canadian Meat Council
Outgoing Grain Growers of Canada executive director Kyle Larkin will be the Canadian Meat Council’s next Chief Executive Officer
Bank of Canada holds rates, says economy is resilient
The Bank of Canada held its key policy rate steady at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday as widely expected, and Governor Tiff Macklem said the economy was proving resilient overall to the effect of U.S. trade measures.
Canadian cattle groups look to renew national organization
Canadian Cattle Association review and potential reset were the focus of a two-day meeting of nine provincial beef associations.
New Crown-Indigenous partnership to spearhead Churchill expansion
Province of Manitoba announces new Manitoba Crown-Indigenous Corporation to co-ordinate Port of Churchill Plus revamp plans, bolster northern development and trade
Province announces new Manitoba Crown-Indigenous Corporation to co-ordinate Port of Churchill Plus revamp, bolster northern development and trade
Food waste costs Canadian farmers, agri-food companies in hidden ways
Reducing food waste could mean savings for farmers and agri-food businesses — but it may demand more accountability said two experts at the at the Humane Canada One Health One Welfare Conference in Ottawa.
Rogers’ satellite-to-mobile service goes live nationwide
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Canada’s Rogers Communications launched Rogers Satellite on Tuesday, a direct satellite-to-mobile service, allowing users to remain connected in highly remote areas of the country.
India’s winter crops set for record as soil moisture soars
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Indian farmers have ramped up planting of winter crops including wheat, rapeseed (canola) and chickpea, putting the country on track for record acreage as abundant soil moisture enables cultivation even in typically rainfed areas that often remain fallow.
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