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Manitoba, Canadian farmland values still increasing
The rate of increase in Manitoba farmland values has slowed, but it’s expected to keep appreciating this year
New era beginning for conservation work, says MCDA chairman
Meetings held to talk over future boundary changes, new programming
Planning for the worst
Three municipalities and one regional committee have all earned provincial recognition for emergency preparedness
Red Williams dies at 93
The Saskatchewan professor spearheaded advances in livestock care
Merger mania could hurt farmers
Mergers or acquisitions have been big news in the last year — but what does that mean for the farmer?
Senior American legislators optimistic about NAFTA talks
U.S. farmers would welcome a deal and it would let U.S. trade negotiators focus on pushing China to the trade bargaining table
American farmers want markets, not subsidies, legislators say
Trump promises to protect wary farmers if there’s a trade war between the U.S. and China
Canadian farmers deny U.S. dumping allegations on dairy
Low milk prices in the United States are due to overproduction, not a lack of access to Canada’s dairy market, says Dairy Farmers of Canada
KAP exploring apprenticeship program for farm staff
The farm group has begun early discussions with Apprenticeship Manitoba about the need for training those employed on farms and how training could be offered
Manitoba’s climate plan implementation delayed to fall
Provincial Opposition delays passage of Bill 16, saying Manitobans need more time to push for increased green spending from revenue collected through a carbon tax