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Although there are more incentives for producers to retain heifers and rebuild their herds, the journey is likely to be gradual.
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With grain and oilseed prices down from recent highs, it might be the right time to consider growing hay as a cash crop.
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Brokers can often obtain a higher price than producers can on their own, possibly because of buyer convenience and premiums for volume.
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How to identify, treat and prevent this potentially toxic bacteria that can grow in dugouts when temperatures rise.
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Sustainable CAP applicants should be cautious of external grant sites charging a fee to access Sustainable CAP programs and services.
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Strong price performance, greener pastures and easing of input costs point to a favourable year.
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In 1974 the government registered the “Sunnygirl” symbol as the official logo to help consumers identify Alberta approved farmers’ markets.
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Market research can give business owners critical insights to help them make more informed business decisions.
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Factors affecting fencing costs include barbed wire coating, numbers of strands, wire thickness, tensile strength and numbers of barbs.
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Seasonal price patterns are one factor to consider when developing a marketing plan and analyzing a market.
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Brazil’s beef industry is recognized as being efficient and competitive which has supported its export capacity.
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Alberta approved farmers’ markets are identifiable to the public by the Sunnygirl logo.