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2018 Farm Bill to Stretch Every Dollar; Changes to Canada Dairy
2018 Farm Bill to Stretch Every Dollar; Changes to Canada Dairy
2018 Farm Bill to Stretch Every Dollar; Changes to Canada Dairy
**Members of the Senate Ag Committee say they’ll need to stretch every dollar allocated in the 2018 Farm Bill. Regardless of the crops they grow, the Michigan farmers who testified at a Farm Bill hearing Saturday said a strong safety net program was at the top of their priority list...
FDA to Redefine “Healthy”; Ag Lenders Expect Rise in Loan Demand
FDA to Redefine “Healthy”; Ag Lenders Expect Rise in Loan Demand
FDA to Redefine “Healthy”; Ag Lenders Expect Rise in Loan Demand
**The FDA will have to sift through hundreds of comments containing often-conflicting advice as it tries to redefine the term “healthy” for use on food products. FDA accepted comments until April 26 and now has the unenviable task of trying to figure out how to balance the recommendations of the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which emphasizes the importance of dietary patterns with Am
Trump Calls Out Canadian Dairy; Japan to Try TPP Without U.S.
Trump Calls Out Canadian Dairy; Japan to Try TPP Without U.S.
Trump Calls Out Canadian Dairy; Japan to Try TPP Without U.S.
**President Trump has promised Wisconsin dairy farmers the administration will resolve trade inequities with Canada. Trump made his first comments condemning Canadian dairy trade policies during a stop in Wisconsin last week. In a letter to the President, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo say Canada blatantly violated international trade agreements and shut down a
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
ChemChina/Syngenta Merger OK’d; Dairy Gets Tough on Canada
**ChemChina’s $43 billion acquisition of Syngenta has been approved by the Federal Trade Commission, on the condition that ChemChina divest three of its generic pesticides. The European Commission, the EU’s governing body, approved the deal last Wednesday...
30 Farms in Alberta, Canada Under Quarantine For Bovine TB
30 Farms in Alberta, Canada Under Quarantine For Bovine TB
30 Farms in Alberta, Canada Under Quarantine For Bovine TB
Around 30 farms in southeastern Alberta, Canada are under quarantine as Canada attempts to track down cattle exposed to bovine tuberculosis (TB). CBC News of Canada reports the investigation stems from a U.S. Department of Agriculture notice in September that a cow from Alberta tested positive for bovine TB at a U...
High-protein Wheat In High Demand
High-protein Wheat In High Demand
High-protein Wheat In High Demand
Agrimoney reports that High-protein wheat will continue in high demand, after disappointing quality levels in the US hard red winter wheat harvest, Rabobank said. Rabobank trimmed its wheat price outlook slightly, citing harvest pressure, and "overbearing stock levels"...
Wheat Industry Subject to More Government Regulations; Simplot to Sell GMO Potatoes to Canada
Wheat Industry Subject to More Government Regulations; Simplot to Sell GMO Potatoes to Canada
Wheat Industry Subject to More Government Regulations; Simplot to Sell GMO Potatoes to Canada
More government regulations impact the western wheat industry. A provision in the 7 part Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), will have serious implications on how wheat is handled and transported. The Act contains the new “sanitary transportation rule “ that puts the responsibility on shippers and receivers, to make sure the containers they are loading into are clean, and that will mean more rec
U.S. Wheat Grower Wants Canada to Reform Grain Grading System
U.S. Wheat Grower Wants Canada to Reform Grain Grading System
U.S. Wheat Grower Wants Canada to Reform Grain Grading System
The National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) President Gordon Stoner and U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) Chairman Brian O'Toole sent a letter last week to Canada's Minister of Agriculture, and Minister and International Trade, continuing to press the Canadian government to reform its grain grading system, which unfairly minimizes the quality of U...
2016 Farmland Prices in Canada Easing; Swift Vote Called for on TPP
2016 Farmland Prices in Canada Easing; Swift Vote Called for on TPP
2016 Farmland Prices in Canada Easing; Swift Vote Called for on TPP
The rise in Canadian farmland prices will slow in 2016, thanks in part of softer commodity prices.  Farm Credit Canada said that growers should prepare for a possible easing in land values after prices rose at a slower rate in 2015.  Prices rose ten percent in 2015, and should rise between 2-4 percent in 2016 thanks to ample supplies of grains and oilseeds pressuring commodity prices...
Canada Says TPP will Claim Jobs; Overuse of Antibiotics an Public Health Problem
Canada Says TPP will Claim Jobs; Overuse of Antibiotics an Public Health Problem
Canada Says TPP will Claim Jobs; Overuse of Antibiotics an Public Health Problem
Turkey Farmers of Canada, an organization representing Canada’s 500 plus turkey farms, says imports allowed by the Trans-Pacific Partnership will hurt the Canadian turkey industry. The organizations Mark Davies told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation the TPP would open the door to more American imports, and said Canada can’t compete with what he called “U...
Endangered Species List Gets Mixed Reaction; Canada Seeking $3 Billion Tariffs Against USA
Endangered Species List Gets Mixed Reaction; Canada Seeking $3 Billion Tariffs Against USA
Endangered Species List Gets Mixed Reaction; Canada Seeking $3 Billion Tariffs Against USA
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the greater sage grouse will not be listed under the Endangered Species Act. But, in a mixed announcement, the Bureau of Land Management and the USDA Forest Service also announced their decision to move forward with land management plans which address sage grouse populations across the birds’ 184 million acre range...

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