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Surviving by a Trickle: The farmer’s fight to secure water and save greenspace
Doug Wilson is a mild-mannered, disarming, and welcoming farmer in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan by Brendan Rolfe - Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) He ...
Avian flu cases being underreported
British Columbia reported 21 cases of avian flu last week, more than anywhere else in Canada CTV News But according to the founder of ...
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Key players in the global beef market, including Tyson Foods, Inc., Danish Crown, and Cargill, Incorporation are focusing on retaining their market share by ...
SHIC Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report Extended for 2023
The Board of Directors of the Swine Health Information Center has extended the publication of SHIC's Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report for another year ...
Veterinary professor at USask launches bovine health podcast
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) beef cattle specialist at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) has launched a new podcast that gives listeners ...
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Surviving by a Trickle: The farmer’s fight to secure water and save greenspace
Doug Wilson is a mild-mannered, disarming, and welcoming farmer in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan by Brendan Rolfe – Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) He is a bit of throwback to…
Avian flu cases being underreported
British Columbia reported 21 cases of avian flu last week, more than anywhere else in Canada CTV News But according to the founder of Elizabeth’s Wildlife Centre, who has seen…
Global Beef Market Expected to Grow 4.7% by 2030
Key players in the global beef market, including Tyson Foods, Inc., Danish Crown, and Cargill, Incorporation are focusing on retaining their market share by improving product offerings to attract consumers…
SHIC Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report Extended for 2023
The Board of Directors of the Swine Health Information Center has extended the publication of SHIC’s Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report for another year by Bruce Cochrane – Farmscape.ca…
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In our November issue we feature an exclusive CFIB report of one Saskatchewan farmer’s fight to save his land — Surviving By a Trickle , FCC’s Cattle and Hog outlook for 2022, U.S. Meat Sector’s environment report, the California Pork case, the winner of Ontario’s finest butcher contest, and much more!
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Surviving by a Trickle: The farmer’s fight to secure water and save greenspace
Doug Wilson is a mild-mannered, disarming, and welcoming farmer in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan by Brendan Rolfe - Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) He is a bit of throwback to a time when people were polite but told things like they were, without the coating of sugar that many of us tend to sprinkle on uncomfortable subjects today. He is the kind of guy that you could easily crack a ...
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British Columbia reported 21 cases of avian flu last week, more than anywhere else in Canada CTV News But according to the founder of Elizabeth’s Wildlife Centre, who has seen the devastating impact of the disease first-hand, the cases are being underreported. "This has been so severe and has really impacted our resources, big time,” Elizabeth Melnick said. Her centre takes in and cares for small mammals who are sick ...
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Key players in the global beef market, including Tyson Foods, Inc., Danish Crown, and Cargill, Incorporation are focusing on retaining their market share by improving product offerings to attract consumers who are always on the lookout for interesting and innovative foods Global Newswire According to The Brainy Insights, the beef market is growing at a CAGR of 4.7% from 2022-2030. The increasing consumption of ready-to-eat beef products is expected to drive ...
SHIC Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report Extended for 2023
The Board of Directors of the Swine Health Information Center has extended the publication of SHIC's Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report for another year by Bruce Cochrane - Farmscape.ca The Swine Health Information Centre's Domestic Swine Disease Monitoring Report, published monthly on its website and in its newsletter since 2018, has been extended for 2023. SHIC Executive Director Dr. Paul Sundberg explains the report incorporates data from veterinary diagnostic ...
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B.C. government ‘doing everything’ it can to stop spread of bird flu, minister says
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