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Winter Wheat Research Funding

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July 14, 2010
Winter Wheat Research Funding

Ducks Unlimited  is joining with the federal government to put money into winter wheat reasearch. Between the two of them they’re putting 1 point 3 million dollars into researching the potential of winter wheat for economic and environmental benefits for farmers. That includes looking at the barriers farmers face in adopting winter wheat, such...
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BMO Getting Into Agri-Invest Program

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July 13, 2010
BMO Getting Into Agri-Invest Program

Farmers can now access their AgriInvest  accounts through some of the country’s regular financial institutions. Until now farmers had had to work through Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to make use of those accounts. The Bank of Montreal’s David Rinneard says his bank got involved as quickly as it could. He argues matching federal government...
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Prison Farm Battle Going To The Courts

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July 13, 2010
Prison Farm Battle Going To The Courts

The people trying to stop the closure of this country’s prison farms are taking their case to the courts. They’ve gotten an interim injunction to stop any action, including the sale of animals, until the courts have heard their application for a further injunction. The Save Our Prison Farms campaign expects that hearing to...
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Canola Marketing Project Gets Federal Funding

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July 13, 2010
Canola Marketing Project Gets Federal Funding

A program to increase demand for Canadian canola products is getting a financial boost from Ottawa. The Canola Council of Canada’s  ’Growing Great 2015′ strategy is getting 1 point five million dollars. It’s a promotional initiative to highlite the distinct health qualities of canola oil and meal, distinguishing them from competitors. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz...
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4-H, Young Farmer Spots Running At Stampede

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July 13, 2010
4-H, Young Farmer Spots Running At Stampede

Bayer CropScience is behind three new farm-related commercials running at this year’s Calgary Stampede . Two will promote and raise awareness of 4-H Canada . The other will focus on the Outstanding Young Farmers of Canada program. The spots run at the Stampede Rodeo from July 9th through tot he 18th. You can also find them...
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Mitchell Says Meat Marketing Opportunities Missed

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July 12, 2010
Mitchell Says Meat Marketing Opportunities Missed

Ontario’s Agriculture Minister says we’re missing out on a lot of marketing opportunities right in our own country. Carol Mitchell says that’s why the federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers have agreed to look at ways of expanding inter-provincial trade in meat. (Mitchell On Trade Opportunities) The ministers are going to look at ways...
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CCA Welcomes Meat Trade Moves

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July 12, 2010
CCA Welcomes Meat Trade Moves

The President of the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association says recent government moves should help ensure meat processors continue to choose to process cattle in Canada. Travis Toews says setting up pilot projects to expand inter-provincial meat trade is an important step in maintaining the competitiveness of the beef business in this country. Increasing opportunities for...
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DFC Mixes Up World Record Smoothie

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July 9, 2010
DFC Mixes Up World Record Smoothie

Dairy Farmers Of Canada has set a Guinness Record for the world’s largest smoothie. DFC reps blended 550 litres of Canadian milk with 300 kilograms of Canadian blueberries, 150 litres of Canadian vanilla yogurt and 35 litres of Canadian honey at a big event in Toronto yesterday. It was blended together in a 12...
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Ministers Looking For Easier Inter-Provincial Meat Trade

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July 9, 2010
Ministers Looking For Easier Inter-Provincial Meat Trade

The federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers have agreed to take a look at making it easier to market meat products across Canada’s provincial borders. Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says they’re going to create what he calls a road map to look at the costs and benefits of creating interprovincial livestock slaughter standards....
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Ministers To Look At Cross-Border Meat Trade

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July 8, 2010
Ministers To Look At Cross-Border Meat Trade

The federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers have agreed to take a look at making it easier to market meat products across Canada’s provincial borders. Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says they’re going to create what he calls a road map to look at the costs and benefits of creating interprovincial livestock slaughter standards....
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Midwestern Ontario

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Sarnia – Lambton

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Chatham – Kent

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Leamington – Essex

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