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Drought relief support for livestock producers - Vimarsana News

Drought relief support for livestock producers

The governments of Alberta and Canada are providing $165 million to support livestock producers affected by drought and extreme growing conditions.

Source: alberta.ca
Help for farmers impacted by wildfire and drought - Vimarsana News

Help for farmers impacted by wildfire and drought

The AgriStability program has reopened for late participation so producers affected by wildfires and drought can consider enrolling to manage business risks.

Source: alberta.ca
AgriStability for poultry farmers: Minister Horner - Vimarsana News

AgriStability for poultry farmers: Minister Horner

Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation Nate Horner issued the following statement on business risk management options for poultry farmers affected by avian influenza:

Source: alberta.ca
Green Rise Foods Inc.: Green Rise Receives $2.5 million from the 2021 AgriStability Program - Vimarsana News

Green Rise Foods Inc.: Green Rise Receives $2.5 million from the 2021 AgriStability Program

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - December 22, 2022) - Green Rise Foods Inc. (TSXV: GRF) ("Green Rise") is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Bull Market Farms Inc. ("Bull Market"

How BC's Fruit Farming Industry Could Go for Gold Again - Vimarsana News

How BC's Fruit Farming Industry Could Go for Gold Again

In the 1990s, sweet cherries were a fledgling crop in B.C. with only $500,000 in annual sales. There weren’t many varieties in the province, and B.C. was locked in competition with Washington state, the biggest producer of sweet cherries in North America. And it was losing the battle. But when the research centre, which has now bred 80 per cent of the sweet cherry varieties being grown around the world, released the Staccato variety for commercial planting in the 2000s, it changed the game for the province. With a deeply red skin and sweet taste, Staccato cherries are not ripe for picking u...

Source: thetyee.ca