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Dirty Jobs’ Mike Rowe on lamb castration, PETA, and American labor
HS: Don’t take my word for it but Les Routledge who says this video is a must watch! This is an amazing video segment. Please move beyond the front end advertisement and list to Rob’s speech. I have watched his … Continue reading
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South Korea gives Canadian beef final stamp of approval for immediate access
Tremendous news for Canadian cattle producers and processors has come early in the new year, announced Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and International Trade Minister Ed Fast. Starting today, Canadian beef under 30 months of age can re-enter the South Korean … Continue reading
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The once mighty United States of America may still have a chance….
Here is Rush Limbaugh on Newt Gingrich putting down a Main Street left-wing media personality that thinks the poor should always stay poor giving them just enough to get some relief….
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Harry Siemens with Max Armstrong talking crops and marketing freedom in W. Canada
Max Armstrong of This Week in Agribusiness interviews Harry Siemens for the weekly show on crops, weather, snow, or the lack thereof, and of course marketing freedom for farmers in W. Canada and post-Canadian Wheat Board moving forward.
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Gerry Ritz tells Wheat Growers he’s confident marketing freedom is here to stay
Gerry Ritz, the Federal minister of agriculture told farmers in Moose Jaw, SK the-found marketing freedom for wheat and barley in Western Canada is here to stay no matter the courts and so-called friends of the former deposed directors of … Continue reading
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Harry Siemens visits with Max Armstrong
Max Armstrong and Harry Siemens talk farm stuff in this interview. The video version of it will follow next week. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
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Penner talks marketing freedom with Charles Adler on Sun TV
Sun TV’s Charles Adler talks to MB Wheat Grower Vice President Rolf Penner talk about what the historic end of the Canadian Wheat Boards(CWB) monopoly means for farmers.
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Rolf Penner ecstatic abut the freedom to market reality
Rolf Penner of Morris, Mb is ecstatic he`s finally going to market his wheat and barley when, where and to whom. Here is Harry Siemens podcast with farmer Rolf Penner [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
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CWB prepared for 2012-13 marketing year
CWB President and CEO Ian White today issued the following statement: “The passage of Bill C-18 into law heralds significant change for the CWB and for Prairie farmers. The CWB has been preparing for this change for many months, developing … Continue reading
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Senate set to vote on third reading 5:30 pm E.T.. on Bill C18
Update -The Senate has just passed bill C-18, the Marketing Freedom for Grain Farmers Act by a vote of 51 to 33. The Senate in Ottawa is set to vote on Bill C18, designed to remove the Canadian Wheat Board … Continue reading
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