MFJ - May 5, 2017
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- Published: Friday, 05 May 2017 13:55
- Written by Cory Knutt
Mid Canada Transload Services Ltd. is constructing a new inland port south of Letellier, MB. Also, an update on the cattle markets.
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Mid Canada Transload Services Ltd. is constructing a new inland port south of Letellier, MB. Also, an update on the cattle markets.
Manitoba Canola Growers not part of merger talks with other grower groups. Also, an update on corn seeding.
On today's show, we'll hear from Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers on why they have decided to explore a possible merger with four other grower organizations in the province. Also, we'll have an update on spring seeding.
Five of the province's grower organizations have signed a MOU that would see them merge into a single entity. Also, Manitoba Agriculture releases its first weekly crop report.
Manitoba Agriculture encourages farmers to help prevent disease. Also, Morden Beekeeper Mark Friesen tells us how preparations are going for the upcoming season.
On today's show, we'll discuss spring fertilizer application with John Heard of Manitoba Agriculture. Also, we'll have details on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to a farm in Saskatchewan.
On today's show, Manitoba Agriculture Entomologist John Gavloski helps growers plan for insects in the year ahead
On today's show, we get an update on the spring seeding situation. Also, we'll have details on the Agricultural Institute of Canada's 2017 Conference happening this week in Winnipeg.
On today's show, we'll focus in on zero tillage. Also, we'll hear from Conservative Trade Critic Gerry Ritz and KAP President Dan Mazier discusses carbon tax resolutions that were passed at the group's spring meeting.
On today's show, Manitoba Agriculture will provide an update on the status of the next agricultural policy framework.