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Agriculture major player in ‘Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green Plan’
Increasing the biodiesel mandate could cut up to 431,000 tonnes of carbon by 2022, second only to reductions expected from the $25-a-tonne carbon tax
Hunter Harrison faces U.S. criticism
Complaints from shippers will sound familiar to Canadian railway customers
Workshop fulfils 4-H project requirement
The intensive event allows members to fulfil a major annual obligation and still have time for other activities
NAFTA’s potential end is Canada’s greatly needed wake-up call
Now more than ever the nation must expand its portfolio of allies and partners and take a strategic approach to trade
Nominations open Nov. 1 for wheat and barley association directors
The election will be held at the MWBGA’s annual meeting Feb. 15, 2018, but advance ballots are also available
Night of the living mulch
It’s more fairy tale than horror story, according to researchers studying the technique
Dairy farmers watch NAFTA closely
Negotiations have featured ‘exotic demands’ from the U.S. and dairy doesn’t feel singled out
Imperilled grasslands need more attention, speakers say
They are the most endangered ecosystem in the world, but there is still time to create conservation programs to protect them
Manitoba Beef Producers kick off membership meetings
Manitoba’s beef producers will share their take on the state of the industry and commodity group activities at 14 meetings over the next month.
Manitoba carbon plan targets lower rates
The provincial plan calls for a $25 a tonne flat carbon tax that won't rise to the $50 a tonne called for by the federal government
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