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Election 2019: A breakdown of education taxes from farmland, farm buildings
Election 2019: Supporting farmers doesn’t win votes in Winnipeg
House taxes were focus of announcement
Young farmer learning ropes of egg sector
Mark Ronald entered the Manitoba Egg Farmers’ new-entrant quota lottery
AGGrowth Coalition frustrated by lack of government trade aid
Presumably Canadian farmers have suffered, but where’s the economic analysis backing it up?
Election 2019: Provincial candidates give little reaction to biofuel mandate promise
Progressive Conservative pledge would more than double biodiesel level
Election 2019: Electoral forum raises rural issues
The event saw candidates from four provincial parties duke it out over infrastructure, trade, the environment, and Crown land reform
New skill sets needed in farm workers of the future
Larger farms already well into technology adaptation but properly trained employees key to the future
Election 2019: Pallister promises rural economic development office
PCs say office would become new go-to resource for rural industry
Election 2019: Parties promise infrastructure spending
ELECTION KAP says rural infrastructure must be renewed to allow for value-added production
Both Brian Pallister and Wab Kinew have promised renewed investment in infrastructure if elected. What remains to be seen is how this will address the rural infrastructure needs Keystone Agricultural Producers called a key election issue. “The $350-million-a-year provincial spending (on) infrastructure does not come close to dealing with the $11-billion infrastructure deficit our province
Election 2019: PCs promise a million for watershed management
Project would map waterways, aid Saskatchewan cross-border drainage issues