The hypothetical return of foot and mouth disease in Canada: What would happen? What actions would be taken on and around Canadian farms? And how can we prevent that scenario from becoming real?
What happens if foot and mouth disease returns in Canada?: FEATURE STORY
Running down a hypothetical foot and mouth outbreak in Canada, and how we can keep it from becoming real
No auctions this year for forage Crown land
The province says they’re taking more time to review how changes have impacted Agricultural Crown Lands used for haying or grazing
The Manitoba government says forage Crown land lease auctions are paused this year as they review how changes have impacted Agricultural Crown Lands used for haying or grazing
Manitoba entrepreneurs aim to connect consumers and local food at 2025 Manitoba Ag Days
An e-butchery and flour miller were featured on the Produced on the Prairies panel at Manitoba Ag Days on Jan. 22.
A panel of entrepreneurs spoke at Manitoba Ag Days about building businesses in rural Manitoba.
Insects, weather top 2024 crop stories at Manitoba Ag Days
Manitoba Agriculture experts look back on 2024 and the crop issues they saw producers fighting
Manitoba Agriculture experts at Manitoba Ag Days 2025 run down the weather, insect and other issues they saw producers fighting in the 2024 growing season.
Riding the crop rotation power of soybeans and pulses
Pulse and soybean crops can have a significant impact on a producer’s crop choice, and how that crop yields, the following year
Crop insurance data illustrates what crops soybeans and pulses do best after, and which crops get a yield boost when they follow pulses and soybeans in the crop rotation.
One day and counting until Manitoba Ag Days 2025
The agriculture sector is counting down the final hours until Manitoba Ag Days 2025 opens its doors. The farm show runs Jan. 21-23 in Brandon.
Strong January beef prices bring optimism in Manitoba
Trade uncertainty and tariffs are one bit of turbulence in what has been, so far, yet more of Manitoba beef markets flying high
Potential U.S. tariffs are one bit of turbulence in what has been, so far in 2025, more of the strong beef markets that Manitoba producers enjoyed last year.
Interswitching pilot expiry worries grain sector
The extended interswitching radius will expire in March and, with Parliament prorogued, the Grain Growers of Canada are concerned there’s precious little opportunity to save it
Canada’s extended interswitching radius for rail shipment will expire in March and, with Parliament prorogued, the Grain Growers of Canada are concerned there’s precious little opportunity to save it.
Should we bring back blimps to haul cargo north?
One Manitoba company is pitching airships as a way to connect Canada’s North with food and essential goods
One company thinks airships could be an new-old solution to the high costs of shipping goods to Northern Canada.
Trailblazing regenerative agriculture certification: FEATURE STORY
Official regenerative certification programs are out there; will it ever translate to farmers getting paid more?
Regenerative agriculture certification programs are getting their feet under them; will it ever translate to farmers getting paid more for their product?
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