Midday Ag News Report For Tuesday, March 3

Farmers are getting a break on cash advance loans available through the Canadian Canola Growers Association.

Midday Ag News Report For Monday, March 2

Agriculture, innovation and job growth are all tied into Canada’s ‘Innovation Superclusters’.

Midday Ag News Report For Friday, February 28

The Canola Council of Canada says action is needed as the anniversary of the China canola trade dispute approaches.

Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, February 27

Beef cattle, hog and sheep inventories were all lower on January 1st, according to Statistics Canada.

Midday Ag News Report For Tuesday, February 25

The president and C-E-O of the Canadian Canola Growers Association believes it will take months to clear the grain export backlog, following recent protests that have affected Canada’s railways.

Midday Ag News Report For Monday, February 24

Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau stressed predictable rules and science-based trade during meetings with U-S, Mexican and Argentinean counterparts in Washington D-C last week.

Midday Ag News Report For Friday, February 21

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland is agreeing to N-D-P proposals to get support for ratifying the new continental trade agreement among Canada, the United States and Mexico.

Midday Ag News Report For Thursday, February 20

One of Canada’s largest beef producers says it has achieved a milestone in its commitment to sustainable food production.

Midday Ag News Report For Wednesday, February 19

A Conservative M-P from Ontario has tabled a private member’s bill to amend the federal carbon tax to exempt qualifying farmers from paying the tax on gasoline, diesel fuel, propane and natural gas.

Midday Ag News Report For Tuesday, February 18

The president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture says backed-up rail lines are hampering producers’ ability to export commodities, warning of “huge financial consequences” as farmers do not get paid until products get to market.

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