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Agriculture issues are major irritants in trade deals
School tax rebate stays in place, several initiatives announced for livestock producers
Ralph Goodale’s long journey from Wilcox, Sask., to Canada’s high commission in London
SPRING Farmers face tighter margins as commodity prices plunge and input costs hold firm
Commodity prices are at least a third lower than last year and input prices are stubbornly high, so farmers will need a spring strategy to squeeze every dollar from every acre, experts warn. “There’s going to be pressure on the margins for pretty much most of the crops that we grow in Manitoba and across
PERSPECTIVE | Agriculture has a role to play, but so does society at large
MARKETS Manufacturers of sustainable aviation fuel say the increase in light duty electric vehicles has created an ethanol surplus
Glacier FarmMedia – Sustainable aviation fuel manufacturers say they won’t compromise food supplies despite consuming large volumes of agricultural products. The U.S. government has established goals of scaling up SAF production to three billion gallons by 2030 and 35 billion gallons by 2050. Most of that fuel is expected to be made using agricultural feedstocks,
Company says turf-focused addition will open space at legacy facilities for ag-related products
From sensors made to swallow to the cow version of Big Brother, MBFI is putting reproductive optimizing technologies to the test
Pepsico and Walmart want to see regenerative agriculture practices used on two million North American acres by 2030
MRL limits and trade deals that exert influence are risks to Canadian growers
