If Canada doesn’t want supply management, what does it want instead? Canada’s got some internal searching to do as trade tensions with the U.S. continue.
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Elbows up, but Canada’s response to tariffs and Trump must keep eyes open as well
If Canada doesn’t want supply management, what does it want instead? Canada’s got some internal searching to do as trade tensions with the U.S. continue
Canadian dairy needs winds of change
Now is the time for Canadian dairy’s supply management to get a reboot geared towards economic growth
Now is the time for Canadian dairy’s supply management to get a reboot geared towards economic growth.
Time to increase crop research funding
Canada has to take action to give agricultural productivity growth a booster shot
There’s much talk these days about diversifying Canadian agriculture’s exports away from their reliance on the sector’s two biggest, and currently most unpredictable, customers.
Regulatory renewal needed to unlock future of Canadian agriculture
Canada’s regulatory system still holds the industry back when we need to surge ahead
Canada’s regulatory system hinders innovation at a time when Canadian farmers need as much competitive support in the global market as they can get.
Farms will feel aftershocks from glyphosate lawsuit slog
Glyphosate lawsuits could have substantial impact on product’s availability
Bayer’s threat to leave the glyphosate market could have wide reaching implications for Prairie farmers.
Canola market in an enviable position
Canola exports surpass projected amount as prices near $700 a tonne mark
Old crop canola futures spiked on April 24, which put the oilseed’s July contract in a good position to climb above C$700 per tonne.
Electioneering overload
This has been a more-bruising-than-usual national campaign
Grainews editor Dave Bedard says farmers might not like politics, but they need to engage in it if they want to be heard - even with candidates they might not personally support.
Counter tariffs hurting Canada’s food economy
The Canadian government’s take on the U.S. trade war will have serious unintended consequences for food manufacturers
The Canadian government’s take on the U.S. trade war will have serious unintended consequences for food manufacturers
World is changing; agriculture must do the same
Agriculture policy in Canada needs a generational change, not just short-term solution
Agriculture policy in Canada needs a generational change, not just short-term solution.
U.S. playing with bird flu fire
Good disease management is also good trade management, keeping markets open
Controversial comments from U.S. top officials do nothing to reassure American poultry trading partners that bird flu in the country is under control.
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