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Traceability gaps hurt regionalization

Traceability gaps hurt regionalization

North America’s African swine fever strategy is based on regionalization agreements, but U.S. behind in traceability efforts.
Opinion: Time to think outside the box when dealing with Europe

Opinion: Time to think outside the box when dealing with Europe

How the EU is hurting Canada's livestock producers
From farm to food bank: Harvest of Hope's inspiring journey

From farm to food bank: Harvest of Hope's inspiring journey

Harvest of Hope seeds with volunteers, local ag companies provide inputs.
International Harvester show days focus on attracting families

International Harvester show days focus on attracting families

The show kicks off July 8 at 8 a.m with a pancake breakfast and IHC equipment displays.
Opinion: Farmer complacency often to blame

Opinion: Farmer complacency often to blame

Canadian Grain Commission acknowledges farmer unhappiness, initiates oversight reform.
Willow converted into walking sticks

Willow converted into walking sticks

Retired social worker transforms wood into wonders.
Is Quebec's concern over glyphosate holding up the rest of Canada?

Is Quebec's concern over glyphosate holding up the rest of Canada?

Health Canada holds off decision on glyphosate until 2024.
Carbon Tax 2.0: New fuel standards threaten Sask. agriculture

Carbon Tax 2.0: New fuel standards threaten Sask. agriculture

SARM raises alarm over impact of clean fuel standards
Bovine TB case traced back to Sask.

Bovine TB case traced back to Sask.

Ranch cows test positive, a rare occurrence in Canada.
Crop report: crops showing stress after another hot, dry week

Crop report: crops showing stress after another hot, dry week

The stress of the heat and dry conditions has allowed crops in the region to be ahead of their normal development stages.
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