Manitoba, Ottawa sign deal to fast-track projects like Port of Churchill expansion
Manitoba and Ottawa have signed a regulatory streamlining agreement that names the Port of Churchill expansion as a priority infrastructure…
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Lower canola seeding rates can cut costs without sacrificing yield, Bourgault trials show
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OPINION: AAFC research cuts will cost farmers more than they save
Manitoba farmer David Rourke argues AAFC research cuts will erode wheat breeding and delay key innovation, costing farmers more than…
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Agriculture groups welcome seed, fertilizer approval bill
Agriculture and industry groups praise recently introduced Bill C-273, which would allow provisional approval for products like fertilizers and pesticides…
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Manitoba Hydro urges farmers to watch for power lines as spring seeding begins
Manitoba Hydro is reminding producers to apply for clearance permits and maintain safe distances from overhead lines before spring seeding.
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Canadian farmers at slight revenue disadvantage to U.S. despite cheaper land costs
American farmland prices are consitently higher than Canadian values. However, American farmers see a slight advantage based on revenue per…
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Why Coggins testing still matters in an era of mobile horses
Testing provides legal assurance, but biosecurity protects horses in practice in an era where they move farther and faster than…
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