Better Pork Magazine Archive August 2017 Better Pork August 2017 edition features the following articles: Educating Consumers - Telling Our Story, Tail Biting - Finding Solutions, Pig Physiology - Practical Applications, Increasing Capacity - Pork Processing. October 2017 June 2017
New approach to zinc fertilization boosts crop yield Thursday, November 21, 2024 Researchers discover new way to improve zinc fertilizer Zinc deficiency in agricultural soils is a widespread issue, despite the use of zinc-enriched fertilizers. This shortage affects crop yields and diminishes food quality globally. Researchers from the University of Adelaide,... Read this article online
Lana Popham back as B.C. ag minister Thursday, November 21, 2024 A new B.C. NDP cabinet included a familiar face handling the ag portfolio. Lana Popham returns as the minister of agriculture and food in Premier David Eby’s cabinet. Popham served as the minister of agriculture, food and fisheries from 2017 to 2022 before moving to the tourism, arts,... Read this article online
Modest Increase Forecast in Canadian Pork Production in 2025 and Higher Prices Wednesday, November 20, 2024 A Guelph based hog market analyst is forecasting a modest increase in Canadian pork production in 2025 and higher prices.“The Competitive Status of the Canadian Pork Industry,” was the topic of a keynote address last week at Saskatchewan Pork Industry Symposium 2024 in Saskatoon. Kevin... Read this article online
CGC providing full compensation to producers for unpaid LSM Grain deliveries Wednesday, November 20, 2024 Some farmers who conducted business with LSM Grain Ltd. will be fully compensated for unpaid deliveries. The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) announced on Nov. 14 that after reviewing individual claims, nine were eligible, totalling more than $395,000 and will receive 100 per cent of... Read this article online
Ag scarce in some Nova Scotia party platforms Wednesday, November 20, 2024 Leading up to the Nova Scotia election on Nov. 26, Farms.com is highlighting what each party’s platform lays out in terms of agriculture and rural issues. Premier Tim Houston and the Conservatives are focused on healthcare, the economy and affordability, the party’s platform... Read this article online