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Call out for TESA hopefuls
The beef sector’s annual environmental stewardship award is open for nominations until Dec. 4
Now is the time to plan for 2021 grazing season
Pastures stressed by drought or overgrazing this fall more than likely will experience a delay in grazing readiness in spring
President-elect Biden expected to be ‘very U.S. minded’
China, WTO and CPTPP are all international issues that could benefit
Canada has a good quality crop to sell
But markets are uncertain as geopolitics ‘trumps’ supply and demand
High-quality online presentations to promote high-quality Canadian wheat
Canadian Grain Commission 2020 crop quality info
Just when Australia needs it, wheat farmers start bumper harvest
Australia to produce third-biggest wheat crop in 30 years as Black Sea conditions lead to wheat price rise
Greig to chair wheat research council
CWRC announces new executive and president; AWC obtains host duties
Manitoba farm leaders watching U.S. closely
POLITICS | Trade, international relations and the tone of the conversation all of interest
POLITICS | Trade, international relations and the tone of the conversation all of interest
Manitoba’s agriculture sector is taking a wait-and-see approach to the prospect of a Biden presidency in the U.S. Bill Campbell, president of the Keystone Agricultural Producers, said the key thing he’ll be looking for is clarity on trade, when speaking to the Co-operator the week after the vote. “Trade will be the primary interest of
Roquette site falls prey to pandemic
The site of the pea processing facility, due to open late this year, has now had several COVID-19 cases
The site of the pea-processing facility, due to open late this year, has now had several COVID-19 cases
The site of the under-construction Roquette pea protein plant at Portage la Prairie has joined the list of workplaces fighting COVID-19. Roquette confirmed five positive tests for COVID-19 on the site as of Nov. 9. “Four of the affected individuals are contracted construction workers helping to build the plant,” Michelle Finley, Roquette’s communications and public
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