Our collective obsession with reducing greenhouse gas emissions has become so extreme that we are now approving drugs to lower emissions from livestock, further denaturalizing our food supply. This is where we’ve arrived, folks. Thank you, Greta.

Mongolian company turns to Canada for agricultural expertise: “If I was 20 years younger, I wouldn’t be here in Canada. There’s huge opportunities over there.” vist.ly/3mpiv63

Beef-on-dairy provides opportunity and challenges for producers. vist.ly/3mpsxcj

CRSB consumer survey finds Canadians generally bullish on beef. vist.ly/3mp2h2w

35 cities and towns across Canada have declared December Christian Heritage month. It’s time for the whole country to follow suit and do the same. My colleague Marilyn Gladu has tabled Bill C-369, and I am pleased to stand in support of this important bill recognizing our

Winter calving can be a challenge, but cameras make it easier. vist.ly/3mrsgt5

We know America is the biggest economic and military superpower the world has ever known. We have been a good neighbour. We fought on the same side of the same wars. We paid with Canadian lives and treasure to fight for America, avenging the 9/11 attacks. You have your

New purebred producers passionate about showing cattle. vist.ly/3mwgisv

Canada Keeps Losing at Geopolitics—And Our Farmers Pay the Price "Canada keeps picking fights it can’t win—now our farmers are paying the price for Ottawa’s reckless trade policies." Canada has walked itself into an unnecessary trade war with the United States’ biggest

China announced retaliatory tariffs on Canadian canola oil, peas and oil cakes, and Central Canada couldn't care less cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

Canada keeps losing at geopolitics, and farmers pay the price saltwire.com/nova-scotia/ha…

"In Canada, we often get poor agri-food policy because most Canadians — including many politicians — don't fully appreciate how important the sector is. It dwarfs the automotive industry, yet few are aware of its true significance." More on this week's podcast...⬇️

Canola, Pork and Seafood Burn While Ottawa Worships the Auto Sector “Ottawa is writing billion-dollar cheques for cars that might face tariffs, while farmers who are already being hammered by real ones get little more than political window dressing.” In the shadow of endless

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result. You can't afford a 4th Liberal term of high housing costs. On April 28: Vote for Change. Vote to build homes you can afford. Vote Conservative.

Virtual fencing for beef cattle gains momentum in Canada. vist.ly/3n5vna7

"In Canada, beef is no longer just food—it's a financial decision. What was once a staple of the summer grill is now a luxury item, priced out of reach for many families." Where’s the Beef? Priced Out of the Canadian Grill With summer weather finally settling in, Canadians are

Ag in Motion speaker highlights need for biosecurity on cattle operations. vist.ly/3ym3y

Pretty impressed with the Full Season Cover crop from Covers & Co.!

Dear Ottawa, You made the right call last Friday by rolling back counter-tariffs. Now, perhaps it’s time to take the next logical step: remove tariffs on Chinese EVs, so Canadian farmers can once again export canola, pork, and lobster to China without obstacles. Signed, TFP.

I’m pretty hawkish on China so I’m a bit tortured about whether or not to reverse the tariffs in the face of the CCP’s provocations. But it’s worth recognizing that to the extent there’s a tradeoff between EVs and canola, the current trade is a bad one for Canada. The entire EV