Corteva's 'Heat Advantage' provides coverage on seed purchased by Oct. 29
B.C. wildfires continue to disrupt Prairie grain movement
Farm cash receipts were up more than expenses
Effective Aug. 1 the cost of outward inspection would be cut by 29 per cent
Farmers owed money for grain delivered to this company should contact the Canadian Grain Commission
The firm, with facilities in Saskatchewan and Alberta, can't buy or sell grain in the interim
Time is running out on consultations, but the April 23 event gives farmers a chance to provide input
Jim Carr reiterates Bibeau's pledge from last week
Farmers need to know who they are buying seed from to avoid potentially significant costs
A work stoppage that could start March 20 would disrupt containerized grain exports
Grainews is written for farmers and often by farmers. It is about putting theory into practice on the farm. Each issue also features Cattleman’s Corner for cow-calf producers and farmers with mixed cattle and grain operations.
