The CEO of Hylife says the expanding use of U.S. corn to produce ethanol has shifted the feed cost advantage for producing swine from the United States to Canada.
New forecasting technology on WeatherFarm™ will greatly improve weather predictions, reducing error in short-term forecasts by as much as 50 per cent.
Manitobans and visitors are invited to take advantage of fabulous winter conditions in our provincial parks, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie said today.
On January 20, 2011, just after 7:30am, Central Plains RCMP responded to a two vehicle collision on Highway 1, approximately 10km east of Portage la Prairie.
A communications specialist with the Cause Matters Corporation is encouraging farmers to become directly involved in telling their story about agriculture to the non-farming public.
Recent enhancements to AgriInsurance continue to strengthen insurance as the first and best defence against unforeseen events such as excess moisture, Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Minister Stan Struthers announced at Manitoba Ag Days.
Another instalment of the Review and Rate program is being kicked off in schools across the province this week, Healthy Living, Youth and Seniors Minister Jim Rondeau and Education Minister Nancy Allan announced today.
The message from flood forecasters to government officials at the annual Red River Basin Land and Water Conference in Fargo today was be prepared for flooding this spring as the combination of snow and saturated soil could lead to significant flooding in the Red River Basin.
An agricultural economics professor with the University of Missouri expects a return to profitability within the North American swine industry by April and strong profits through the summer.
On January 18, 2011, at approximately 9:20pm members of the Steinbach RCMP responded to a robbery at the Le Deanneur Shell Station in La Broquerie.
