Tariffs on yellow peas to India makes government action to restore access to our largest market-China-even more important. Pea farmers now face major market access barriers in their two largest markets, which account for 80% of exports. See Pulse Canada’s statement below.

Tariffs in key markets are impacting Canada’s pulse trade. Pulse Canada is pressing for solutions that keep product moving and markets open. Read the October edition of Pulse Insider for the latest market update: hubs.la/Q03R8FbN0 #cdnag #cdnpulse

Unless you're gonna throw hands, stay in the dugout.

@PulseCanada President Greg Cherewyk spoke to CJWW's Neil Billinger about our two biggest markets. Hear the full interview: bit.ly/47z3aT0 #cdnag #cdnpulse

Getting ready to enter the budget lockup. What is Grain Growers of Canada looking for today? A permanent reversal of the capital gains tax increase, reinstatement of extended interswitching, and increased investment in agriculture R&D. Stay tuned for more! #cdnpoli

“You would need 10 countries to replace one of them, and 10 to 20 years of building a relationship." Chair Terry Youzwa discusses the urgent need to remove tariffs in Canada's two largest pea markets. Read the full article: hubs.la/Q03RHLzL0 #cdnpulse #cdnag

Over the last five years, Canada has shipped on average 1.50 million tonnes of yellow peas to China that’s worth C$800 million to C$1 billion a year to this industry If only they were EV peas...

1981 I had the privilege to read In Flanders Fields to our school assembly. Afterwards, a WWII vet approached and while sobbing, said "Don't forget them. I'm afraid they'll forget them". That stuck with me. Anyone that believes the poppy is a political statement is wrong.

I used to apply a little extra above my target thinking I was building soil. Now I apply a little less and don't miss it.

The Canadian Ag sector is over 3 times larger than the auto industry, and employs more than twice as many Canadians. If CDN EV tariffs were about the economy and not ON votes, the issue would be solved already.

Bill C202, then this. How to win friends and influence people supply management style.

Imagine believing that nationalizing a private enterprise was as appeasing gesture to the West. Who is John Galt? cbc.ca/news/politics/…

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Canola and pea farmers would disagree.

This applies to Canada too. We already have laws, we don't need more.

A hearty FU to the drunk couple that got kicked off our flight to Phoenix while still at the gate- you douchebags got our flight canceled.

I've spent longer on hold with W€stj£t trying to rebook than the flight from YYC to PHX was supposed to take.

So Arkansas soybean farmers advocating for Supply Management at the same time US Trade Representative Greer is saying Canada must loosen trade rules on Dairy Supply Management. 🤔

Not sure why Lilley is surprised by this concept of protecting one industry at the expense of others. Carney has been penalizing pea and canola farmers to protect the Ontario EV industry that might build one someday. Ag is 7% of Canada's GDP & Autos are 2%.