

Comment: Households are getting sandwiched
Many Canadians are stuck between rising food prices and stagnant-at-best wages
Editorial: Food industry adjusting to changing consumer behaviour

Ban on food aid restrictions blocked at WTO
WTO says outcome 'disappointing' in difficult year

Farmers protest across India against Modi’s farm market reforms

India considers changing new farm laws after mass protests

Peru farm protests grip country, turn deadly
'There are no harvests, there is nothing'

Farm animals get a munch-worthy treat in Halloween leftovers
Backyard operations say diverting pumpkins out of landfills, and into livestock feed, is a win win, but what is the nutritional value of a pumpkin anyway?

Kraft Heinz backed for ketchup production in Montreal
Company to add ketchup line at Mont Royal site

U.S. puts duties on phosphate from Morocco, Russia

Women more likely to run non-conventional farms: report
EQUALITY | Access to land, social capital and difference in interests, skills may account for the trend
While women are less likely than men to farm in Manitoba, inequality appears to be lower for women in direct marketing or non-conventional farms, according to a recent report from the University of Manitoba. “There is a dynamic that women face that young men don’t face entering farming, but I also think that that’s changingWith roots going back to 1925, each weekly issue of the Manitoba Co-operator contains production, marketing and policy news selected for relevance to crops and livestock producers in Manitoba.