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FarmTech 2012 - The Global Economy's Impact on Canadian AgricultureFeb 21, 2012 www.realagriculture.com talks to Glen Hodgson of the Conference Board of Canada about the global economy. 
Outlook on Canadian AgricultureApr 05, 2012 Len Penner, President of Cargill Limited, shares his views on Canadian agriculture and what the industry needs to do to remain successful. Key Points • Increased global food consumption, driven by a growing population with growing wealth, is making agriculture an exciting industry to be in. • Canadian agriculture is dependent on the rest of the world's demand for its products. Delivering safe, high-quality products is a key to its continued success. • Record commodity prices also create significant volatility -- small changes in supply and demand factors can cause major swings in commodity prices. • The future success of Canadian agriculture will depend on the industry's ability to adapt to change. 
Modern Agriculture: A Field of Facts.May 04, 2012 Interesting facts on Canadian agriculture. The innovative and vibrant world of agriculture may surprise you. 
2011 Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame Inductees: Frank StengerNov 07, 2011 Frank's work in dairy breed improvement combined with his marketing efforts helped open the international marketplace for Canadian livestock genetics. Even today, Frank is influencing others to turn to Canada for their genetics needs. Frank's life story is a classic example of what's possible in Canadian agriculture with hard work, persistence and smart decision-making. Every year, the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame honours individuals who have dedicated their lives to agriculture. The class of 2011 was inducted on November 6 at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. 
FCC Economic Spotlight: Fall 2011Feb 28, 2012 FCC Senior Economist JP Gervais takes a look at current global economic trends and how they impact Canadian agriculture. Key Points • Gross domestic product (GDP) measures the value of goods and services produced in the economy. A country's increase in GDP generally implies an increase in income -- one of the major drivers of food demand. • Inflation seems to be slowing due to the uncertainty in the economy. It's likely that the Bank of Canada will wait until late 2012 before raising interest rates and the US Federal Reserve may maintain record-low interest rates until mid-2013. • Long-term, we can expect a dollar slightly above parity if the growth in emerging markets driving demand for our commodities continues. • Uncertainty in the world economy and tight supply prospects for many agricultural commodities imply a volatile environment for businesses, but long-term prospects are still positive • While US recovery is slow, forecast for growth in emerging countries should translate into continued demand for Canadian agricultural products. 
Canadian Federation of Agriculture "A Celebration of Canadian Agriculture"Apr 24, 2012 Celebrate the importance and diversity of agriculture across Canada! The Canadian Federation of Agriculture with support of Crop Life, partnered with Dog & Pony Productions Inc. to produce an opening video for their annual national conference in Ottawa. The video needed to be be uplifting and portray the many aspects of agriculture, crops, livestock and machinery, all across Canada. A salute to Canadian agriculture and Canada. Mission accomplished! 
Andrew Goldstein, Agriculture & Agri-food Canada - 'Issues affecting competiveness in agriculture'Jan 08, 2012 Andrew Goldstein, Agriculture & Agri-food Canada presenting on 'Issues affecting competiveness in agriculture' at ABARES Outlook 2011. Download presentation daff.gov.au 
A Commentary on Canadian Agriculture and Other National Issues - Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & MailAug 27, 2010 Jeffrey Simpson, Globe & Mail discusses Canadian agriculture and other topics that affect farmers and Canadians in general. 
AgNerds - How to Know What's Happening in Canadian Agriculture.Apr 21, 2011 In this episode of AgNerds, the Agnerds tackle the power of Twitter in Agriculture. 
Canadian Cattle Rancher Werner Bock: Agricultural/Ecological Sabotage & Attack PT 1/3Feb 23, 2012 READ THIS: Canadian Cattle Rancher Werner Bock Discusses Agricultural/Ecological Terrorism perpetrated by mindless minions of the Military - Industrial complex/Mega Farming Mafia. The collusion of treasonous globalist governmental officials is blatantly obvious demonstrating once again that the systems, agencies and administrations that are supposed to protect us are weaponised against us. This is another part of the covert global domination & population reduction agenda. If you aren't familiar, read Agenda 2, Article 200 and read any of the many statements made by globalist front men Henry Kissinger, Zbignew Brezinski, David Rockefeller, Maurice Strong, etc Werner has been gassed, attacked with directed energy and had the best of his cattle mutilated by the local military - industrial hillbilly clique for decades without any help from the authorities. He has tried to get help from politicians, local/federal law enforcement agencies, the Humane Society, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency etc. to protect his cattle in New Brunswick, Canada for decades with no luck. Despite Werner's frequent freedom/Truth radio show appearances they continue to attack him and his animals with impunity and he continues to lose the best of his animals and any potential revenue/profit from his farm. 
FCC Economic Spotlight: Spring 2012May 18, 2012 FCC Senior Economist JP Gervais takes a look at current global economic trends and how they impact Canadian agriculture. 
Canadian Cattle Rancher Werner Bock: Agricultural/Ecological Sabotage & Attack PT 2/3Dec 21, 2011 READ THIS: Canadian Cattle Rancher Werner Bock Discusses Agricultural/Ecological Terrorism perpetrated by mindless minions of the Military - Industrial complex/Mega Farming Mafia. The collusion of treasonous globalist governmental officials is blatantly obvious demonstrating once again that the systems, agencies and administrations that are supposed to protect us are weaponised against us. This is another part of the covert global domination & population reduction agenda. If you aren't familiar, read Agenda 2, Article 200 and read any of the many statements made by globalist front men Henry Kissinger, Zbignew Brezinski, David Rockefeller, Maurice Strong, etc Werner has been gassed, attacked with directed energy and had the best of his cattle mutilated by the local military - industrial hillbilly clique for decades without any help from the authorities. He has tried to get help from politicians, local/federal law enforcement agencies, the Humane Society, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency etc. to protect his cattle in New Brunswick, Canada for decades with no luck. Despite Werner's frequent freedom/Truth radio show appearances they continue to attack him and his animals with impunity and he continues to lose the best of his animals and any potential revenue/profit from his farm. 
The Great Laws of Nature: Indigenous Organic Agriculture DocumentaryMay 19, 2012 Let's reconnect with our relatives in nature In 2012. The plant beings. Here's how: A group of First Nations People in Saskatchewan Canada are reclaiming their Indigenous organic and natural agricultural heritage, reconnecting with Nature, learning and observing her natural laws, and getting back on the road to self-reliance. Many thanks to Director Noah Erenberg for making this great documentary, presented here courtesy of Muskoday Organic Growers Co-op Ltd: www.facebook.com If you want to purchase a copy of this video please contact the producers through this link: rivard@rivard.tv 
Portable ultrasound machine - National Science and Technology WeekOct 19, 2011 It's National Science and Technology week and veterinarian Dr. Glen Smith checks on the Canada Agriculture Museum dairy herd. Using his portable ultrasound machine, Dr. Smith can identify whether a cow is pregnant, and at what stage she is at in her gestation. Having cows at different stages of gestation ensures that milk production remains consistent throughout the year. 
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