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China says pork supply enough for holidays
The assurances come due to the country’s losses in its hog herd due to ASF
Adding some IQ to smart spraying
Weeds are in for some one-on-one attention with the latest spot-spraying tech coming down the pipe
Smart spot spraying still has a way to go
Farmers need to be 100 per cent confident these new technologies will work when they hit the field
Regenerative agriculture event to return to Brandon
Window closing on 'early bird' price regenerative ag conference tickets
What does the new resistance-evading clubroot mean for Manitoba canola growers?
A new clubroot strain not controlled by canola varieties with traditional resistance genes has been found in Manitoba, but farmers can still keep this potentially devastating in check by being proactive
Manitoba bucks slower farmland value growth trend
The Keystone province saw growth nearly three per cent higher than the national average
The problem with phosphorus
Lake Winnipeg is suffering from phosphorus overload, but agriculture is just one contributor
Red tape sees marsh renewal project delayed
A pilot project would begin to restore the Netley-Libau marsh, which once filtered harmful nutrients out of the water flowing into Lake Winnipeg
U of M researcher recognized for revolutionary work in grain storage
Digvir Jayas changed industry understanding of grain storage worldwide, U of M president says
Roquette appoints new vice president
Jean-Philippe Azoulay will help the company consolidate as a pioneer of plant protein, CEO says