A northwestern Manitoba farmer has six bison killed after a hunt on his land that he says he was not aware of and did not approve.
Charges laid in connection with illegal bison hunt
Fraudulent hunt saw six bison killed on a northwestern Manitoba farm
What’s driving Manitoba’s growing agricultural exports?
Manitoba exported $9.39 billion worth of agricultural products last year, with faster growth than non-agricultural trade
Manitoba exported $9.39 billion worth of agricultural products last year, with faster growth than non-agricultural trade.
Federal funds announced for Cereals Canada
The recent $7.3 million in federal money to Cereals Canada is slated for international market improvements and research into the impact of environmental conditions on cereals
Mini corn piles dished up as winter cattle feed option
Farm lays out the value, and the wrinkles, of extended grazing mini corn piles
Mini corn piles show value as a cattle feed option for extended winter grazing, Edie Creek Angus says, although some issues, like minimizing spoilage, are still a work in progress.
Manitoba yields exceed expectations
Recent yield estimates rose above Statistics Canada forecasts
Manitoba yields are exceeding Statistics Canada expectations, including the possibility of record soybean yields and a barley crop that blows forecast estimations out of the water.
Blight steps down from AMM to focus on family
Portage la Prairie reeve has held top role in provincial group since 2020
Kam Blight has resigned as head of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities after leading it since 2020.
Videographer booted from council meeting for recording
The RM of Minitonas-Bowsman recently passed a bylaw banning public and media recording of meetings
A reporter was booted from council meeting for recording after muncipality passed a bylaw banning public and media recording of meetings.
Livestock inspection on agenda for Manitoba Beef Producers district meetings
Manitoba Beef Producers intends to revive the thorny discussion of livestock inspection services with membership at this year's round of district meetings, which start Oct. 21
Manitoba Beef Producers intends to revive the thorny discussion of livestock inspection services with membership at this year's round of district meetings, which start Oct. 21.
Pandemic preparedness bill could tighten noose on animal agriculture: industry
Bill C-293 contains ill-defined terms and heavy-handed language that unfairly targets animal agriculture, livestock groups say
Bill C-293, a pandemic prevention and preparedness bill, contains ill-defined terms and heavy-handed language that unfairly targets animal agriculture, livestock groups say.
More fibre internet coming to the west
Sixteen rural communities in Westman to receive high-speed fibre internet
Sixteen rural communities in Western Manitoba will be receiving high-speed fibre internet.
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