Manitoba Farm Journal

The Canadian Grain Commission's assistant chief commissioner, Doug Chorney, outlines the organizaiton's announced plan on how it intends to spend its $130 million surplus. John Van Herk with Sevita International was a guest speaker last week at the Legend Seeds Knowledge Plot Tour near Winkler, Man. where he talked about non-GMO soybeans. And Assiniboine Community College is in the early stages of developing an Ag Operator program. We'll hear fom Continuing Studies Director, Tannis James.

On today's show, we'll have details on KAP's Summer Advisory Council Meeting.

On today's show, we discuss the hay shortage in Manitoba.

On today's show, we discuss how the diplomatic dispute between Saudi Arabia and Canada is affecting the grain industry. Also, a look at this week's crop report.

On today's show, we'll find out how the Canadian Grain Commission plans to spend its $130 million surplus.

On today's show, Holly Derksen of Manitoba Agriculture fills us in on the discovery of two new cases of clubroot. Also, Federal Ag Minister Lawrence MacAulay wraps up his trade mission to Chile and Argentina.

On today's show, CN Rail VP Sean Finn discusses the company's grain plan for the 2018-19 crop year.

On today's show, we'll speak with new KAP President Bill Campbell. Also, we discuss the livestock feed shortage in Manitoba.

On today's show, we take a look at the province's latest crop report.

On today's show, we discuss ways to prevent tillage erosion. Also, a look ahead to this year's Open Farm Day.

On today's show, we get a canola update from Canola Council of Canada Agronomist Angela Brackenreed.

On today's show, we'll have all the details from the first ever Crops-A-Palooza event held Wednesday in Portage la Prairie.

On today's show, we'll take a look at the province's latest crop report.

On today's show, we get an insect update from Manitoba Agriculture's John Gavloski. Also, a cattle market update from Brian Perillat with Canfax

On today's show, Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler recaps last weeks FPT meetings in Vancouver.

On today's show, Cereals Canada President Cam Dahl joins us to discuss Japan's decision to reopen its borders to Canadian wheat. Also, an update on the FPT ag ministers meetings held this week in Vancouver.

On today's show, we'll have details from the Crop Diagnostic School taking place this week in Carman.

On today's show, we check in on Manitoba's oat and sunflower crops.

On today's show, we take a look at the province's weekly crop report. We'll also hear from MPSG on another edition of the Bean Report.

On today's show, we preview the MPSG SMART day events taking place this week in Melita and Arborg. Also, beef producers are cautioned to be on the lookout for anthrax.