RealAg Radio: Biofuel’s impact, machine entanglements, and a U.S. Farm Bill update, Apr 24, 2024
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by RealAgriculture News Team, RealAgriculture
10m ago
Thanks for tuning into this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio! On this episode, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Jim Wiesemeyer with Pro Farmer to discuss the U.S. Farm Bill; Hear data from the Canadian Farmer Sentiment Index on if biofuels a positive or negative for farmers; A clip from the Farm Safety Roundup on... Read More ..read more
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Wiesemeyer: U.S. Farm Bill showing signs of forward momentum — what does it mean for Canada?
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by RealAgriculture News Team, RealAgriculture
38m ago
It’s unlikely the U.S. Farm Bill gets passed in 2024 by Shaun Haney’s estimates, but what does Jim Wiesemeyer, D.C. policy analyst for Pro Farmer magazine think? Plenty of things need to happen for this bill to be passed, Wiesemeyer says, but there is some impetus to get well into the process by June. That’s... Read More ..read more
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New Kinze split-row, folding planter to debut in 2025
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by Realag Machinery Insider, RealAgriculture
38m ago
From hitch pin to closing wheels, Kinze plans to introduce a new 5670 pivot fold, split-row model planter for the 2025 planting season. “It’s kind of the next member of our 5000 series family,” says Kinze product specialist Brad Niensteadt. In this report from Commodity Classic in Houston, Texas, he tells RealAgriculture’s Bernard Tobin that... Read More ..read more
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Farm Safety Roundup, Ep. 7: Preventing machine entanglements
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by RealAgriculture News Team, RealAgriculture
3h ago
Agriculture is one of the most hazardous industries, with heavy machinery often being the culprit behind farm-related injuries and fatalities. Collisions and roll-overs are a major concern, but so too are machine entanglements. In this episode of the Farm Safety Roundup, host Shaun Haney is joined by Michael Wilson, a senior health and safety consultant... Read More ..read more
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Selling into small rallies still a sound strategy with current grain markets
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by RealAgriculture Market Team, RealAgriculture
6h ago
Let’s hope grain markets fare better than the Winnipeg Jets did in Game 2 of their Stanley Cup playoff game last night, but if they don’t Jon Driedger, disappointed Jets fan and market analyst with Leftfield Commodity Research, says there’s still reasons to sell small into price rallies. Where are we at right now? Big... Read More ..read more
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RealAg Radio: An outlook on TFW changes, a dive into grain markets, and listener feedback, Apr 23, 2024
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by RealAgriculture News Team, RealAgriculture
1d ago
Thanks for tuning in to this Tuesday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Jon Driedger, LeftField Commodity Research to discuss the markets; Ken Forth with FARMS on the Temporary Foreign Worker changes; Listener feedback; and, Don’t miss the top ag news stories Thoughts on something we talked about on the show?... Read More ..read more
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Durnin redefining farm and ranch wear for women
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by Bernard Tobin, RealAgriculture
1d ago
What do you do if you’re a woman working in agriculture and you can’t find comfortable work clothes? How about starting your own clothing line? That’s what independent agronomist Michelle Durnin did in 2021 when she launched Durnin Farm & Ranch Wear to design and sell women’s workwear. At the Canadian Dairy XPO in Stratford,... Read More ..read more
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Canola School: When clubroot does and doesn’t thrive (don’t get caught with your plants down)
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by RealAgriculture Agronomy Team, RealAgriculture
1d ago
Clubroot has expanded its reach across the Prairies each year since it was first confirmed in a canola field in Alberta in 2003. Since then, the soil-borne disease has spread across the province and positive cases have popped up across parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. For Manitoba, what could have been a disaster of epic... Read More ..read more
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Competition Bureau finds “substantial competition concerns” with Bunge’s proposed acquisition of Viterra
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by Kelvin Heppner
1d ago
Canada’s Competition Bureau is raising “substantial competition concerns” with Bunge’s proposed acquisition of Viterra. The US$8.1 billion deal announced in June 2023 would likely harm competition for canola grown near Bunge’s crush plants in Western Canada, and the supply of refined canola oil in Eastern Canada, according to a report published by the Bureau on April... Read More ..read more
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