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Tariffs put Prairie pork investments on alert (opens the original)
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WESTERN PRODUCER — Prairie pork producers have yet to see significant immediate impacts from the latest round of tariffs, but industry representatives warn that uncertainty surrounding trade relations could affect investment and operating costs in the months ahead. The concerns come as Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on selected U.S. products take effect, potentially increasing costs for equipment, construction materials and certain feed ingredients used in hog operations. “It really is too early t
Domestic honey demand seen as key price mover (opens the original)
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WESTERN PRODUCER — Canadian honey exports to the United States have ground to a halt under a new 50 per cent tariff, but industry leaders say a short crop, strong domestic demand and a rush of pre-tariff shipping should soften the hit this season. The U.S. imposed the tariff on Canadian honey, along with dairy, alcohol, wool and other goods, on Aug. 22 after cross-border trade talks broke down. Ottawa is responding in kind, applying a matching 50 per cent counter-tariff on American honey startin
Confusion surrounds honey contract cancellation claim (opens the original)
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WESTERN PRODUCER — A key claim in the Canadian Beekeepers Federation’s open letter demanding federal action on U.S. honey tariffs is being disputed by leaders of the country’s other major beekeeping organization. The Aug. 13 letter, addressed to the federal government, warns that a 50 per cent U.S. tariff on Canadian honey threatens to collapse prices and cripple an industry that also underpins pollination services worth billions of dollars annually. The tariff came into effect just after midnig
Project works to breed a better saskatoon berry (opens the original)
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SASKATOON — A University of Saskatchewan research project is laying the groundwork for future breeding of improved saskatoon berry varieties by tackling a problem that has limited saskatoon berry breeding for decades. Researchers are studying the genetic diversity of saskatoon berries to determine which plants can be successfully crossed and which traits could be used to develop new cultivars with better production and market potential. “The goal is to see what the biodiversity of saskatoon berr
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