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Tariffs and trade, business risk management and a lack of spotlight on agricultural issues are all top of farmer minds as Canada goes into its next federal election.
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THE FARM VOTE: Farmers run down priorities ahead of the 2025 Canadian federal election

Canadian farmers are worried about trade, business risk management and how much attention agriculture is getting from politicians, among other issues, as Canada enters the final countdown before the 2025 federal election

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Canadian farmers are worried about trade, business risk management and how much attention agriculture is getting from politicians, among other issues, as Canada enters the final countdown before the 2025 federal election.
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U.S. FDA suspends milk quality tests amid workforce cuts

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Washington | Reuters – The Food and Drug Administration is suspending a quality control program for testing of fluid milk and other dairy products due to reduced capacity in its food safety and nutrition division, according to an internal email seen by Reuters. The suspension is another disruption to the nation’s food safety programs after
Charles de Pellette, Operations Director of the restaurant, poses for a picture next to U.S. beef and pork in a smokehouse, at Home Plate BBQ, an American-style restaurant, in Beijing, China April 17, 2025. Photo: Reuters/Tiffany Le
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US beef off the menu as the trade war hits Beijing’s American-style restaurants

US beef exports to China worth $125 million a month at risk

Beijing | Reuters – At Home Plate BBQ, an American-style restaurant in Beijing, staff are reprinting menus. The U.S.-China trade war means American beef – once the star ingredient – will soon be off the table. Home Plate’s beef, previously sourced entirely from the U.S., is increasingly Australian. The restaurant uses about 7 to 8
New reports from Cereals Canada aim to confirm how Canada’s cereal crops, such as this one in southwestern Alberta, are among the most sustainable in the world.
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Prairie cereals have reduced their carbon footprint

Farmers that grow cereal crops on the Prairies have some things to be proud of when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions, report says

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Canadian farmers growing crops like wheat, barley and oats on the Prairies have things to be proud of when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions, report says.

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