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CATTLE | A number of new operators are entering the fray, albeit at relatively small volumes
U.S. cattle ranchers and investors are sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into new beef plants after temporary closures of massive slaughterhouses at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic left farmers with nowhere to send animals. A cyberattack against the U.S. unit of Brazilian meatpacking giant JBS SA that idled nearly a quarter of America’s
EVENTS | Plans are underway for the first major ag fair since the start of the pandemic, slated for late October, if health orders allow
The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba is planning for an in-person Ag Ex, as long as health orders allow. The Brandon agricultural fair (one of three typically held annually by the exhibition) would be the first time such a large-scale, in-person agricultural event returns to the province since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Planning is
Province has received isolated reports of unsupportive employers, says vaccine medical lead
Variant of H3N2 confirmed in southern Manitoba resident
Employers can apply starting Tuesday
A double-digit surge is expected this year, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization says
Some farms otherwise risked property tax reclassification
