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Govt attempting to 'railroad ratification of CETA' - Soc Dems

Agri Politics

2 days ago

Govt attempting to 'railroad ratification of CETA' - Soc Dems

The Social Democrats accused government of trying to railroad ratification of the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)

Cabinet approves bill to ratify EU-Canada trade deal

Agri-Business

4 days ago

Cabinet approves bill to ratify EU-Canada trade deal

The government has approved a bill which will enable the ratification of the EU-Canada...

Canada’s wheat area set to rise 2.6% in 2025 - AHDB

Tillage

8 months ago

Canada’s wheat area set to rise 2.6% in 2025 - AHDB

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is reporting that Canada’s wheat area is set to increase in 2025.

Global best practices for using timber highlighted in new report

Environment

9 months ago

Global best practices for using timber highlighted in new report

A new report has highlighted best practices globally for using timber, with recommendations for use in Ireland

Insurance on drop in cattle prices for farmers in Canada

Beef

about 1 year ago

Insurance on drop in cattle prices for farmers in Canada

Beef farmers located on on PEI in Canada will be offered protection against "an unexpected drop in prices over a defined...

Rural Life

about 1 year ago

'Where The Old Man Lives' secures spot at Canadian film festival

%%excerpt%% The topical themes of rural isolation and farmers living in fear as they deal with intruders, are tackled by independent production company, Maglite Films, in its new short film 'Where The Old Man Lives' which will have its world premiere at the Oscars-qualifying Edmonton International Film Festival in Canada.

'Where The Old Man Lives' secures spot at Canadian film festival

Agri-Business

over 1 year ago

More than $6m to support Canadian beef export market

Canadian Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Lawrence MacAulay has announced an investment of more than $6 million to promote beef exports

More than $6m to support Canadian beef export market

Beef

over 1 year ago

Canada to fund genetic evaluation of Angus cattle

The government of Canada has announced funding to improve the genetic evaluation tools for the country's Angus cattle herd.

Canada to fund genetic evaluation of Angus cattle

Environment

almost 2 years ago

Canadian govt announces methane reduction incentive

The government of Canada has announced a methane reduction initiative published by Environment and Climate Change Canada

Canadian govt announces methane reduction incentive

Agri-Business

over 3 years ago

Canada pledges $40m for grain storage in Ukraine

The United Nations has launched a $40 million project funded by Canada to further address grain storage shortages in Ukraine.

Canada pledges $40m for grain storage in Ukraine

Tillage

over 5 years ago

Canadian grain farmers planting in a 'cloud of uncertainty'

A recent agri-recovery initiative launched in Canada has not done anything for grain farmers according to Crosby Devitt, the CEO of the GFO.

Canadian grain farmers planting in a 'cloud of uncertainty'

Tillage

almost 6 years ago

Look back: Progressive and open...leading the way in Ontario, Canada

In July, AgriLand took an insightful trip with the Grain Farmers of Ontario, Canada. The trip gave an insight into a jist of Canadian Farms.

Look back: Progressive and open...leading the way in Ontario, Canada

Agri-Business

over 6 years ago

Ontario...supplying consumers both at home and abroad

Having just landed in Ontario, it has become clear that the domestic market is an extremely important one to the country.

Ontario...supplying consumers both at home and abroad

Tillage

over 6 years ago

Taking a look at imports - AgriLand visits Canada

Last year, almost 1.6 million tonnes of maize were imported into the Republic of Ireland. 49% of that maize came from Canada.

Taking a look at imports - AgriLand visits Canada

Beef

over 6 years ago

Beef boost for Canada with expansion of Japanese market access

Canada has received a boost to its beef sector following the announcement of expanded beef access to the Japanese market last week.

Beef boost for Canada with expansion of Japanese market access

Rural Life

over 6 years ago

Farmer finds missing calf...buried in badger burrow

A farmer has made quite an unexpected discovery in a badger burrow on his farm when he discovered one of his missing calves in the cavity.

Farmer finds missing calf...buried in badger burrow

Tillage

over 6 years ago

2.64 million tonnes of Canadian grain moved by rail company in April

Canadian Pacific carried a record-breaking 2.643 million tonnes of Canadian grain and grain products in April 2019.

2.64 million tonnes of Canadian grain moved by rail company in April

Beef

over 6 years ago

Canadian cow gives birth to whopping 94kg calf

A Simmental cross cow has 'broke the scales' and against the odds given birth to a 208lb or 94kg live calf in Alberta, Canada.

Canadian cow gives birth to whopping 94kg calf

Environment

about 7 years ago

Canadian scientists breed better bees using 'animal husbandry'

Scientists in the Canadian province of British Columbia have been battling die-offs of honey bees by breeding "genetically superior" bees.

Canadian scientists breed better bees using 'animal husbandry'

Agri-Business

over 7 years ago

'Canada is certainly a market which offers opportunities'

Canada is certainly a market which offers opportunities for the Irish agri-food sector, the Minister for Agriculture, Michael Creed, has said.

'Canada is certainly a market which offers opportunities'

Agri-Business

over 7 years ago

Creed begins 5-day trade mission to US and Canada

Minister Creed will today lead an agri-food industry delegation on a five day trade mission to the US and Canada.

Creed begins 5-day trade mission to US and Canada

Opinion

about 8 years ago

Forget Mercosur; Canada is already over the line

Mercosur is for the future; the reality is that Canada already has permission to export large quantities of beef to Europe

Forget Mercosur; Canada is already over the line

Rural Life

over 8 years ago

Man charged after 1,250 pigs found dead on Canadian farm

A 27-year-old Canadian man has been charged with a number of animal cruelty offences after more than 1,250 pigs were found dead on his farm.

Man charged after 1,250 pigs found dead on Canadian farm

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