WGRF holds nearly $69 million "in trust"
The Western Grains Research Foundation is now in possession of $68,733,292 paid by the two major Canadian rail companies.
Vilsack announces implementation of Country of Origin Labeling Law
The mandatory country of origin labeling saga continues. Last month, it was mostly on or off, no one knew for sure because the Bush administration had announced and published the final rule on January 16 for implementation March 16.
Little change in January PROs
Values of the wheat Pool Return Outlook (PRO) were mostly unchanged in January’s PRO for most varieties of wheat.
2009 crop acreage, and price predictions
The market analysis division of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada has estimated seeded acreage and crop price levels for the upcoming crop year, says consultant Kevin Hursh.
New research proves pulses help prevent diseases and protect your health
New clinical research recently released shows that eating pulses – beans, peas, lentils and chickpeas – can help combat chronic diseases such as heart disease, obesity and diabetes and contribute to overall good health.
Manitoba Border Collies breeders place in top five
Fifteen years ago Campbell Forsyth started using border collies to move cattle on his farm near Eriksdale. Kaeleen, his daughter took an interest in the dogs. At eight years old she owned her own dog and at ten years of age she showed stock dogs at trials.
KAP issued a challenge
Not one to mince words or shy away from a difficult situation, Jack Wilkinson delivered a challenge to Keystone Agriculture Producers’ annual meeting in Winnipeg.
New company will provide hog marketing services
The Board of Directors of Manitoba Pork Marketing Co-op and SPI Marketing Group are pleased to announce the establishment of a new company that will provide hog marketing services.
Dairy Farmers of Canada goes beyond quality milk to 100% Canadian
Dairy Farmers of Canada is working with dairy processors, distributors, retailers and food service companies across Canada to launch an exciting new brand for Canadian dairy products.
CFGB appreciates more CIDA funding
During the last two years, our funding from CIDA has gone up from $16 million a year to $25 million a year, says Jim Cornelius, executive director of the Canadian Food Grains Bank.
