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The WTO’s director-general, Roberto Azevedo, and Kenya’s cabinet secretary for foreign affairs and international trade, Amina Mohamed, close the fifth day of the WTO ministerial conference in Nairobi. (Photo courtesy Admedia Communication, copyright WTO)

WTO backs agricultural reforms, split on Doha

By Edith Honan, GFM Network News December 20, 2015

Nairobi | Reuters — The World Trade Organization reached deals on agricultural export subsidies, food aid and other issues on Saturday, capping a ministerial conference in the Kenyan capital where rich and poor countries had been split over the path of trade reform. Members said the Nairobi deal had drawn a line under years of

Livestock, Markets

Canada seen dawdling on TPP ratification

By David Ljunggren, GFM Network News December 16, 2015

Reuters — Canada is set to hold back on ratifying a key Asia-Pacific trade treaty, a move that would assuage critics but might hamper Washington’s bid to build domestic support for the deal, according to sources close to the talks. Canada is one of 12 nations that initialed the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in early October,

Livestock

Alberta’s farm worker bill passes, with tweaks

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff December 12, 2015

A more specific version of the Alberta government’s bill to extend workers’ comp and OHS regulations to paid farm workers has cleared the legislature. Bill 6, the Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act, passed third reading 44-29 Thursday. It received royal assent Friday, after the legislature adjourned until Feburary. But the bill, as

(Gloria Solano-Aguilar photo courtesy ARS/USDA)

Livestock

U.K. review calls for urgent cuts to antibiotic use in livestock

By GFM Network News, Kate Kelland December 8, 2015

London | Reuters –– Massive use of antibiotics in farming poses a critical threat to global public health and should be reduced dramatically to an internationally-agreed target, according to a British government-commissioned review. Agreeing and implementing a global target for agricultural antibiotic use won’t be easy, the review, led by former Goldman Sachs chief economist

Livestock

Sask. widens wolf harvest pilot area

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff December 3, 2015

Last winter’s pilot project to push wolves back from ranches and farms in northeastern Saskatchewan will expand west this winter. Saskatchewan’s environment ministry on Wednesday announced a wolf hunt will run from Dec. 15 this year until March 31, 2016 in wildlife management zones (WMZs) 49 and 53. The wolf hunt pilot program ran from

Livestock

Alta. to tweak farm worker bill for ‘clarity’

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff December 1, 2015

With consultations only just out of the gate and the legislation awaiting second reading, the Alberta government already plans to amend Bill 6, its farm and ranch worker protection bill, for “greater clarity.” While not mentioning recent vocal protests over the bill, provincial Labour Minister Lori Sigurdson announced Tuesday the bill will be amended to “make clear what

(Stephen Ausmus photo courtesy ARS/USDA)

Livestock

Poultry, eggs from seven U.S. states still blocked at border

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff November 30, 2015

While the U.S. has declared itself free of high-path avian flu, Canada is still warning cross-border travellers not to bring in poultry or eggs from seven previously affected states. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on Thursday — a.k.a. Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. — rolled out a statement to remind travellers that Canada’s restrictions

Alta. farm bill applies to paid workers only, minister says

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff November 27, 2015

UPDATED, Nov. 28, 2015 — New legislation applying Alberta’s rules on workplace standards and workers’ compensation to farm workers is meant for farms’ paid employees — not for family members or neighbours helping out on family farms. The province’s labour minister has said as much after stormy early going in the government’s consultations on Bill

4-H Canada CEO Shannon Benner announces $600,000 in funding for scholarship and farm safety programs, in partnership with CN. (Lisa Guenther photo)

Crops

Railway funds to deliver safety, leadership programs

By GFM Network News, Lisa Guenther November 25, 2015

4-H Canada is set to launch a new youth leadership program, along with a farm safety fund, thanks to a $600,000 contribution from Canadian National Railway (CN). Executives at 4-H and CN unveiled the 4-H Canada Leadership Excellence Awards of Distinction (LEAD) at Canadian Western Agribition on Wednesday morning. Each year LEAD will award four

Livestock

General Mills to use only cage-free eggs in U.S. by 2025

By GFM Network News, Reuters November 24, 2015

Reuters — General Mills will use only cage-free eggs in its U.S. operations by 2025, it said on Tuesday, marking the first time the packaged food company has given a timeline for the switch. The maker of products including Betty Crocker cake mixes, Pillsbury baked goods and Cheerios cereal said in July it was working

Daily Network News

Spain alerts WHO of swine flu virus believed to have been transmitted between people

China suspends some agricultural tariffs on Canada

Wheat breeding system no longer works, Canadian Wheat Research Coalition report says

Eggs

WTO backs agricultural reforms, split on Doha

Canada seen dawdling on TPP ratification

Alberta’s farm worker bill passes, with tweaks

U.K. review calls for urgent cuts to antibiotic use in livestock

Sask. widens wolf harvest pilot area

Alta. to tweak farm worker bill for ‘clarity’

Poultry, eggs from seven U.S. states still blocked at border

Alta. farm bill applies to paid workers only, minister says

Railway funds to deliver safety, leadership programs

General Mills to use only cage-free eggs in U.S. by 2025

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