Balancing needs of and need for temporary foreign workers focus of senators' farm tour
A group of senators is touring farms on Prince Edward Island to get a clearer picture of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and look at ways of improving it.
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A group of senators is touring farms on Prince Edward Island to get a clearer picture of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and look at ways of improving it.
The adverse weather from post-tropical storm Fiona lasted only about 24 hours, but to this day Islanders continue to live with damage to their homes, communities and beloved places and spaces.
Udder health Last month, Morgan presented the winner's trophy to Wade and Logan Bryanton of Tiny Acres Holsteins of Belmont, P.E.I. Morgan said the scores are determined by the P.E.I. Dairy Lab and reflect the quality of the milk, as well as the health of the dairy herd. Logan Bryanton, left, employee Mario Abella holding the Quality Milk Award trophy, and the farm's veterinarian, Dr. Frank Robblee.(Gary Morgan/PEIVMA) "Somatic cells are a good indicator of udder health, and so low cells means that the environment that the cows live in is clean and healthy," Morgan said.