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Livestock

WTO hears new COOL didn’t reduce grief for Canadian producers

By Farmtario Staff February 19, 2014
Canadian cattle and hog producer groups report a “noteworthy” admission from U.S. officials on the effects of Washington’s revised country-of-origin labelling (COOL) rules, during Canada’s latest challenge against COOL at […] Read more

(Manitoba Co-operator file photo by Laura Rance)
Livestock

CFIA testing piglet feed for PEDv infectiveness

By Farmtario Staff February 19, 2014
The accepted wisdom about the porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDv), and its ability to survive in hog blood products used in piglet feed, is being tested this week in Winnipeg. […] Read more


Livestock, Markets

Ben + Jerry’s to go full non-GMO by mid-year

By Farmtario Staff February 18, 2014
Premium ice cream maker Ben + Jerry’s plans to soon pull any genetically modified (GMO) ingredients from its supply lines in both Canada and the U.S. The Vermont-based company, which […] Read more

Livestock

Landmark to test feed ingredient for PEDv

By Farmtario Staff February 16, 2014
Livestock and poultry feed processing firm Landmark Feeds is tightening its feed ingredient sourcing as suspicion falls on feed ingredients as possible sources of the porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDv). […] Read more

Newborn piglets under four weeks of age are considered to be at the greatest risk from the PED virus. (Laura Rance photo)
Livestock, Machinery

PEDv suspected on Manitoba hog farm

By Farmtario Staff February 14, 2014
Winnipeg’s National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease is testing samples from a Manitoba wean-to-finish hog operation suspected of having the province’s first case of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDv). The […] Read more


Co-op, Overwaitea to buy 29 grocery stores in West

By Farmtario Staff February 13, 2014
Thirty grocery stores across Western Canada are set to change hands in the wake of Sobeys’ takeover of Canada Safeway. Sobeys Inc. on Thursday announced it has reached separate deals […] Read more

Crops, Markets

Scoular frozen out of Sask. grain handling plan

By Farmtario Staff February 13, 2014
A Toronto company building a commodity logistics hub in Saskatchewan’s southeast corner has cut its ties with the U.S. agrifood firm set to bankroll the hub’s planned grain elevator. Toronto’s […] Read more

New regulations specifically require products sold as icewine in Canada to be made exclusively from grapes naturally frozen on the vine. (WineriesofNiagaraontheLake.com)
Crops, Markets

New standard to define icewine in Canada

By Farmtario Staff February 13, 2014
If it’s not made only with grapes naturally frozen on the vine, it can’t be called icewine. As obvious as it may seem, a new move to enshrine that notion […] Read more


Mexico-based global bakery giant Grupo Bimbo, whose mascot Osito Bimbo is shown here at a company event in Mexico in 2011, has reached an all-cash deal to buy Canada Bread for $1.83 billion. (GrupoBimbo.com)
Crops

Mexican bakery giant to buy Canada Bread

By Farmtario Staff February 12, 2014
The reported frontrunner to buy Canada Bread is now officially the Canadian bakery firm’s buyer of choice. Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo on Wednesday announced a cash deal to buy all shares […] Read more

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, shown here Tuesday before the release of his 2014 budget, announced plans to expand a tax deferral rule for livestock producers in excessively dry or wet years. (Finance Canada/Flickr)
Crops, Livestock

Flaherty’s budget to expand livestock tax deferrals to bees

By Farmtario Staff February 11, 2014
Plans to bring beekeepers in on income deferrals available to certain livestock breeders, and to further expand rural broadband, are among the pre-Valentine’s Day candies for farmers in Tuesday’s federal […] Read more

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