Is diet a four-letter word? Really, instead of a "diet" being viewed as only a way and means of reducing body shape and size, it's all the things we eat and drink — regardless of a goal or outcome. Our diets don't need to be overtly restrictive and exercise need not be punishment, says dietitian... Read More
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La Broquerie, Manitoba-based HyLife announced today it is being bought by Thailand's Charoen Pokphand Foods Pcl (CPF) for $498 million. HyLife is a vertically-integrated pork production company, from feed processing, to hog production, and pork processing and distribution of pork products. HyLife employs over 2,500 people, and has processing plants in Canada, including Neepawa, Man.,... Read More
In this episode of Food Bubble, host Andrew Campbell takes us on a flight across Canada, and the world, exploring communities with very real challenges, and three people who volunteer to help. You'll hear from: Stewart Skinner, a Canadian farmer from Listowel, Ont., who spends a lot of his time working with people in Kenya,... Read More
The Canadian dairy industry has made great strides in cow comfort over the past 20 years. It’s a story EastGen genetics veterinarian Dr. Tim Henshaw feels all dairy farmers should be actively telling all friends, neighbours ,and consumers within earshot. From mats and bedding for cows to lie on, to adequate stall space and better... Read More
Herbicide resistant weeds are spreading across counties, the country, and the continent. Weed seeds are hitching a ride on wind and water and being transported by everything from machinery and migrating geese to ducks and earthworms. On this episode of RealAgriculture's Resistance Management School, we're joined by University of Guelph Ridgetown campus weed researcher, Dave... Read More
For Thursday's RealAg Radio show, host Shaun Haney has the following guests on the show: RealAgriculture's Lyndsey Smith and Yara Canada agronomist Shane Thomas discuss the future of agronomy and what role technology will play; Peter 'Wheat Pete' Johnson is on to answer all your agronomic questions on Wheat Pete's Word; and, Dr. Larry Martin,... Read More
Spring has sprung in the cattle industry as ranchers focus on calving and feedyards spread manure. There are many moving parts right now for the beef industry including trade deals, consumer demand, and any ripple impacts on the protein complex due to African swine fever. On Thursday the USDA released its Cattle on Feed report... Read More
It's no surprise to many that African swine fever (ASF) was one of the main topics discussed at the National Pork Management conference. The event, held at Nashville, TN., brought together a variety of industry stakeholders including producers, packers, chief financial officers, safety directors, and more. As it just wrapped up, RealAgriculture's Shaun Haney caught... Read More
Temperature can tell you many things about an animal — if it's beginning to fall ill, if it's about to calve, or if it's coming into heat. The technology to track temperature and movement of cattle comes in many forms, and a western Canadian company is offering a wireless communication rumen bolus that won't get... Read More
On Wednesday's edition of RealAg Radio, host Shaun haney has the following guests on the show: Jessika Guse with the top agriculture news stories of the day; Anne Wasko from the Gateway Livestock Exchange discusses the latest cattle on feed report; Jim Wiesemeyer, of ProFarmer, gives an update on African swine fever as he recently... Read More