
Tag Archives Biosecurity — page 3

PED making for a long winter
A fall-winter outbreak has brought a different twist and new frustrations to dealing with PED

PED trajectory mirroring previous big outbreaks
The majority of the 21 cases remain in Southeastern Manitoba

PED hits ‘outbreak’ territory
While cases remain low, a wide geographic spread and lack of answers on the investigation front have taken PED concern up a level

Second case of PED confirmed
Manitoba’s immaculate 2021 record is a thing of the past with its second case

Will Bill 62 have unintended consequences?
For farmers looking for consumer trust, some studies, experts, suggest ‘ag-gag’ laws are counterproductive

Ag leaders pleased on passage of anti-trespassing laws
Strong opposition highlights the need for more conversations around biosecurity and farming practices

Losing the war with wild boar
Forget eradication. For some parts of Manitoba it’s now a containment game

Comment: COVID-19 pandemic – lessons to keep
Most of us can’t wait to turn the page on the pandemic, but we’ve also learned a lot

Public, KAP support largely behind trespassing bills
Biosecurity bill carries potential concerns from animal welfare advocates about ‘ag gag’ laws

Canada’s mink farms brace for COVID
Producers have had time to increase biosecurity efforts at the farm level