Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference
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Alberta Beef Producers Executive Director Rich Smith discusses the issues in 2017 including the struggle against the weather, how they are keeping a sharp eye on trade deals, the size of the provincial herd and a few other topics. All in this discussion with Rural Roots Canada.
The country’s chief negotiator during the formation of the North American Free Trade Agreement has been paying close attention to the Trans Pacific Partnership talks and believes there are some parallels drawn to that of the talks leading up to a deal on NAFTA.
The CEO of Global Agri-Trends says it is a good time to be in food production, particularly beef production.
After building strong roots in its first year and a half in existence, the Barley Council of Canada is looking forward to pushing on to bigger things in 2015.
The conclusion of negotiations between Canada and South Korea on a free trade agreement means there will be more canola from our country headed to northeast Asia in the coming years.
Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference March 26 & 27 – Hyatt Regency, Calgary, AB Read More about “Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference”…
Agriculture in #Jordan is largely concentrated in the north and central rain fed areas where they grow crops like wheat, barley and olives. The Jordan Valley is known for producing fruits and vegetables. #RRCworldlytravels pic.twitter.com/aqz6qLXFAl
