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China’s pig farms clean up to beat swine fever
Industry sees improved biosecurity in farms, transport as sales of disinfectants, truck washes soar
Ag in Motion announces new Discovery Farm
The Ag in Motion grounds will now be the host to farm demonstration projects throughout the growing season
The canola protein wave starts here in Manitoba
The announced Burcon NutraScience processing plant will be the first to bring canola protein to the commercial food market
Lots of talk, few actions at ag ministers meeting
Action on AgriStability shortcomings could come by the end of the year
Galbraith leaving, Lepp joining, Manitoba Canola Growers Association
The long-time MCGA employee says more time on the farm is in her future
Field peas elbow in on canola acres
Price aren’t expected to be great but dry conditions made the pulse crop a Plan B
Local content scarce in local brews
University of Manitoba study shows brewers want to buy local but the supply chains don't exist
Manitoba Stampede takes heat from protestors
In the wake of horse deaths at the Calgary Stampede, animal rights advocates organized to question the ethics of the rodeo event
Is Canadian canola a victim of China’s desire to be more food self-sufficient?
A recently published paper says the disruption in canola trade with China has more to do with its push for food self-sufficiency than politics. The Canadian canola industry disagrees
Past China canola dispute resolved, this one will be too: Innes
Canada has resolved past disputes over canola exports to China and Canada’s canola industry expects the current one will be too