Estimates by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for corn and soybean plantings at the end of March missed analyst…
The Manitoba Pork Council is pushing back against what it says is an explosive increase in the cost of on-farm…
Manitoba Pork and [email protected] Marketing Services Co-op Inc. have made a donation of a combined $10,000 worth of product and…
Consumers have latched on to a new-to-them concept that puts soil health front and centre — regenerative agriculture. “For farmers,…
The lifetime capital gains exemption for qualified farm property allows for significant tax savings when selling assets and can be…
When the Carberry North Cypress-Langford Fire and Rescue got the call about a fast-moving grassfire the afternoon of April 1,…
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The sector has been a longtime contributor to food security groups
As interest in how food is produced increases, regenerative ag is a trend to watch
Capital gains exemptions can save hundreds of thousands of dollars
With much of Manitoba tinder dry, farmers have both a role in helping their local fire departments, and avoiding a fire on their own operations
From making a fire plan to proper disposal of oily rags, KAP’s Manitoba Farm Safety Program has some tips on what producers can do to limit fire risk
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