Manitoba Farm Journal

Neil Kinsey, of Kinsey Agricultural Services, discusses keys to rebuilding soil fertility

Pam de Rocquigny comments on her new job as joint-general manager for Manitoba Corn Growers and Manitoba Wheat and Barley Growers.

Provincial Apiarist Rheal Lafreniere discusses how the bee population is looking.

The chair of the Manitoba Bipole III Landowners Committee shares his concerns with the project. Also, a preview of the CropConnect Conference happening next week in Winnipeg.

NDSU Professor Dr. Jay Goos talks about causes and management of Iron Deficiency Chlorosis in soybeans. Also, Manitoba Beef Producers GM Brian Lemon discusses key issues from the group's AGM held last week in Brandon.

Manitoba Beef Producers hosts 38th AGM in Brandon. Also, Soy Canada Executive Director Jim Everson discusses the possibility of a soybean crushing facility in Manitoba.

MB Pork Chair George Matheson comments on provincial changes to farm building codes. Also, Jowett Farms Corporation open new pre-rigor sow processing facility at Blumenort, MB.

Dr. Amy Charkowski of Colorado State University discusses potato blackleg

Recap of last week's Manitoba Young Farmer Conference held in Winnipeg. Also, Ian Mauro of the Prairie Climate Centre discusses how producers will need to adapt to climate change.

A recap of KAP's 2017 Annual Meeting in Winnipeg

CFA President Ron Bonnett comments on US withdrawing from TPP. Also, KAP President Dan Mazier gives his thoughts on a new $400 million pea processing facility going up near Portage la Prairie.

KAP General Manager James Battershill welcomes province's review of KAP funding system. Also, Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay gives an update on recent meetings in Berlin, Germany.

MPSG Executive Director Francois Labelle gives his thoughts on a new pea processing facility being built near Portage. Also, a look back at the 40th edition of Manitoba Ag Days.

Dr. Ron Palmer reveals the truth behind grain aeration.

USDA releases Jan US Crop Production and WASDE report. Also, Manitoba Agriculture publishes first ever soybean maturity zone map.

Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler recaps the SARL summit held last weekend in Louisiana.

The National Farmers Union wants to show producers how they can help fight climate change. We'll also have a hog market update with Tyler Fulton of Hams Marketing Services.

Brad Magnusson, of Magnusson Consulting Group, takes a look at the global markets. Also, Canola Council of Canada President Patti Miller will tell us what she expects for the year ahead.

Ingrid Kristjanson of Manitoba Agriculture discusses the provincial weed survey

Canadian Grain Commission discusses what it plans to do with a near $100 million surplus. Also, provincial pulse specialist Dennis Lange talks about changes to Manitoba's soybean landscape.