Province now taking requests for permits
Yields are average at best, which is worrying for a sector with exhausted feed stocks and stressed pastures
The first hay fields are being cut and producers in the west are looking at some of their first good hay stands in several years, although the eastern part of the province is less cheery.
The Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association is looking for farmers to submit samples as the Green Gold alfalfa quality program enters its 25th year
'Essential' commodities allowed at normal axle weights on more roads
Manitoba’s winter has been comparatively mild but is it enough to get feed supplies through the winter?
Until last year, Manitoba had never triggered the Hay Disaster Benefit built into AgriInsurance
It’s a bad case of deja vu for livestock producers facing stressed pastures come 2020
All options must be closely evaluated while keeping an eye on the bottom line to ensure carrying animals through winter is realistic
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