Tuesday, November 29, 2011

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Grow Canada Conference 2011

November 29, 2011 to December 1, 2011 – Delta Winnipeg About the conference Innovation and investment are key to global prosperity. Canadian agriculture has long been a frontrunner on the global stage thanks in large part to our commitment to and accepta… Organized by | Type: conference

HALDIMAND - OSCIA - Growing Your Farm Profits Workshops

November 29, 2011 all day – Haldimand Agriculture, Cayuga Durham - Nov 29th and Dec 6th Cathy Mous 905-957-3044 haldimandGYFP@ontariosoilcrop.org Growing Your Farm Profits workshops Growing Your Farm Profits is the place to start planning for your business… Organized by Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association | Type: workshop

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Federal Leaders Encouraged to Not Overreact to U.S. Tariff Threats

A Senior Risk Management Analyst with HAMS Marketing Services the biggest risk for Canada's pork producers as the result of U.S. tariff threats will come if U.S. pork is hit by retaliatory tariffs.

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