Canada looks on as Poland deals with outbreak of African Swine Fever
Earlier this year, amid protests from animal rights groups, hunters killed 270,000 wild boar in eastern Poland in an effort to prevent the disease from spreading
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Ag Minister promises compensation shortly for dairy, poultry and eggs
She says federal, provincial and territorial ministers will discuss risk management programs, particularly the AgriStability program, at their next meeting in Decembe
Food prices expected to jump across the country in 2020
Price increases are forecast for dairy, meat, seafood, fruits, and vegetables
Gay Lea Foods acquires specialty cheese business near Ontario-Quebec border
The business employs approximately 30 people and is celebrated for its specialty cheeses
Ontario Pork applauds legislation to quell on-farm protests
Ontario Pork feel it gives the judicial system the tools to ensure real consequences for those that choose to break the law to disrupt farming
Two Toronto-based companies added to meat recall
The CFIA has cancelled the licenses of three companies tied to a massive meat recall.
Ag Minister introduces legislation to protect farmers, animals and food supply from unwanted trespassers
The “Security From Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act” aims to address unique risks and challenges associated with unwanted trespassers on farmers
OFA calls for aid for provincial beef industry
They say the beef industry is in urgent need of government support to mitigate financial losses, and to get market-ready cattle processed, noting too many processors have left the sector in recent years
Ontario Pork Board holding closed door meetings this week in Midwestern Ontario
A meeting will be held on Wednesday at the Golf Club in Mitchell, while another will take place on Friday at the King Hotel in Palmerston.
Local agriculture leaders to be honoured
The 73rd annual Rural Urban Dinner is taking place in Chatham on Wednesday, November 27.
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