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Galbraith leaving, Lepp joining, Manitoba Canola Growers Association
The long-time MCGA employee says more time on the farm is in her future
Field peas elbow in on canola acres
Price aren’t expected to be great but dry conditions made the pulse crop a Plan B
Local content scarce in local brews
University of Manitoba study shows brewers want to buy local but the supply chains don't exist
Manitoba Stampede takes heat from protestors
In the wake of horse deaths at the Calgary Stampede, animal rights advocates organized to question the ethics of the rodeo event
Is Canadian canola a victim of China’s desire to be more food self-sufficient?
A recently published paper says the disruption in canola trade with China has more to do with its push for food self-sufficiency than politics. The Canadian canola industry disagrees
Past China canola dispute resolved, this one will be too: Innes
Canada has resolved past disputes over canola exports to China and Canada’s canola industry expects the current one will be too
Record shows China prepared to use non-tariff trade barriers
A letter issued by China’s Ministry of Agriculture documents China’s plan to use non-tariff trade barriers to bolster domestic rapeseed production
(Former) Editor’s Take: Record exports are not a problem
A thorn in the side of oat growers
Common buckthorn is a haven for crown rust spores over the winter and an easy source of infection if the farmer opts for a susceptible oat variety
Government support for Canadian farms well below global average
OECD remains critical of Canada’s supply management system
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