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Manitoba Cattle Dealer Under Investigation

AManitoba livestock broker is being investigated by the RCMP after the company abruptly ceased operating last month and told producers it could not pay them for their cattle. G&M Livestock sent a letter dated Feb. 23 to producers saying it “has ceased operations and is unable to pay any of its unsecured creditors.” The letter
News, Oilseeds, Other livestock

What’s Up – for Mar. 3, 2011

Please forward your agricultural events to [email protected] or call 204-944-5762. March 3:Manitoba Flax Growers Association annual meeting, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Holland Community Centre, Holland. For more info call 204-638- 5231 or email [email protected]. March 5:Manitoba Sheep Association annual general meeting, 9:30 a.m., Commonwealth Air Training Museum dining hall, Brandon Airport. For more info
Crops

ACC Moves Forward In Applied Research

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Assiniboine Community College (ACC) has launched an appl ied research program in horticultural production. The project is funded through the Canada- Manitoba Growing Forward Strategic Innovation Fund Advancing Agri-Innovation Program. The funding of $318,000 over three years will be used to establish a Manitoba-based applied research program that will focus primarily on fruit and vegetables.
Cereals, News

CWB To Push Grain Out Of Flood-Prone Areas

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The Canadian Wheat Board aims to get out ahead of expected spring flooding by clearing elevator space now in certain parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The board said Feb. 16 it will allocate additional rail cars to elevators in flood-prone areas so affected farmers can then deliver accepted Series A and B grain. The CWB
News

Manitoba-Saskatchewan Flood Control Agreement Denounced

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Farmers in the Assiniboine Valley say they feel sold down the river by a recent interprovincial flood control agreement. The pact between the Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments allows a controversial drainage project at Fishing Lake, Sask., to proceed with a controlled flow to avoid flooding on the upper Assiniboine River. But Manitoba producers who live
Opinion

Letters – for Feb. 10, 2011

The recent letter from MLA Stu Briese misleads Manitobans about the facts of the Bipole III line and the plans of his party that would put Hydro reliability and low rates at risk. Manitoba Hydro is moving forward to build Bipole III on the west side of the province in order to protect the reliability
Opinion

De Pape Misses The Point

With all due respect, I would suggest that John De Pape is the one who needs to check his facts (Manitoba Co-operator Feb. 3). My observations in the Jan. 6Manitoba Co-operatorare based on my direct experiences and the experiences
Opinion

Letters – for Feb. 3, 2011

I am writing you with reference to the Jan. 27 announcement of an agreement in principle between Manitoba and Saskatchewan regarding transfer of flood waters from Fishing Lake in Saskatchewan into the Upper Assiniboine River Basin. A number of assurances have been given with regard to this flow that I believe are inaccurate as they
News

Manitoba Ag Days 2011

lorraine stevenson Tire kicking:Farmers attending the three-day 34th 2011 Manitoba Ag Days viewed the latest agricultural technology and equipment and spoke with exhibit representatives at more than 500 displays under the Keystone Centre roof last week. The number of exhibits at Ag Days has more than doubled over the past decade.
Opinion

Letters – for Jan. 20, 2011

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A report worth reading In the Jan. 13 issue of the Co-operator,Doug Faller, policy manager for the Agricultural Producers of Saskatchewan, gives a comprehensive report on his take of the “Interim Report on the Rail Freight Service Review.” This report is readily found by putting this preceding sentence into your computer search engine. You will

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