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Online infrastructure, work-from-home setups led to unexpected costs in 2020
ECONOMY: There’s much to tell farmers about a global recession, but there’s also room for optimism, FCC’s Marty Seymour says
Conservatives, ag groups dispute government's numbers
Both Keystone Agricultural Producers and the province are hoping the federal government will give ground on a carbon tax exemption for grain drying
Crown land changes were a hot-button topic for northern ranchers in 2019, but with promised rule changes still incoming, it's not over yet
ELECTION KAP says rural infrastructure must be renewed to allow for value-added production
Both Brian Pallister and Wab Kinew have promised renewed investment in infrastructure if elected. What remains to be seen is how this will address the rural infrastructure needs Keystone Agricultural Producers called a key election issue. “The $350-million-a-year provincial spending (on) infrastructure does not come close to dealing with the $11-billion infrastructure deficit our province
Can science trump politics and what sort of government aid, if any, is needed?
The farm group says a plan to remove a rural seat in the legislature and add one in Winnipeg is unjustified and needs to be overturned
