Manitoba Farm Journal

Kristin Podolsky with Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers talks about this year's soybean harvest. Keystone Agricultural Producers president Dan Mazier recaps some of the resolutions from last week's general council meeting.

Manitoba Pork general manager Andrew Dickson discusses and update on Country of Origin Labelling.

Martin Unrau, co-chair of the National Beef Strategy discusses the proposed national check-off increase, which will be a topic covered at upcoming Manitoba Beef Producer meetings.

Darrell Busby, manager of Tri-Country Steer Carcass Furutity talks about what packers look for when purchasing live cattle. Field agronomist Morgan Cott with the Manitoba Corn Growers Association has an update on ongoing corn harvest.

The president and CEO of Hemp Oil Canada talks about Manitoba hemp harvest. The Canadian Cattlemen's Association addresses the WHO's research linking processed meats to being carcinogenic.

Former ag minister and recently re-elected Liberal MP Ralph Goodale talks about top issues in agriculture. We also take a preview of this week's Manitoba Ag Ex in Brandon.

MAFRD's John Heard discusses soil testing. Plant pathologist Vikram Bisht recaps potato harvest.

Manitoba legislature resumed yesterday, and today we speak with Manitoba's Ag Minister Ron Kostyshyn. The president of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance talks about the potential for the Trans-Pacific Partnership going forward.

After Monday's election, Canada will have a new Liberal majority government. We recap the election and what it will mean for Canadian farmers with Dan Mazier of Keystone Agricultural Producers, Ron Bonnett of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, and Manitoba Ag Minister Ron Kostyshyn.

Angela Brackenreed of the Canola Council of Canada wraps up how canola harvest went in Manitoba. Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association's John McGregor has tips for storing round bales outdoors.

Today is World Food Day, a day of action against global hunger. We speak with Diana Bronson, executive director of Food Secure Canada, about food security in our own country. Tyler Fulton of h@ms Marketing Services also has an update on hog markets.

Glen Blahey, agricultural safety and health specialist for the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association, discusses the importance of talking to kids about farm safety, following a tragic farm accident in Alberta this week that claimed the lives of three young girls.

John McGregor, extension support person for Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association, talks about the effects of a freeze on forages.

Harold Penner, regional coordinator for Canadian Foodgrains Bank's growing projects in Manitoba, has an update on how their harvest is progressing.

A shortened, Thanksgiving Day edition of the Manitoba Farm Journal. The vice president of Manitoba farm equipment-maker Elmer's Manufacturing talks about how the TPP could affect their business.

Keystone Agricultural Producers president Dan Mazier talks about how the TPP could affect Manitoba.

Kevin Perkins, executive director of Farm Radio International, talks about their annual Thank a Farmer campaign.

The CEO of the Canadian Canola Growers Association talks about how the TPP could affect Canadian canola farmers if ratified.

Wally Smith, president of Dairy Farmers of Canada, talks about how the TPP could affect Canadian dairy farmers.