Farms.com Home   News

KAP Discusses Carbon Pricing Plan With Manitoba Agriculture

 
Representatives from Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) recently met with Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler to discuss the federal government's mandate to implement a carbon pricing plan.
 
Eichler called the meeting to discuss what the provincial PC government is calling a "Made-in-Manitoba" solution.
 
KAP President Dan Mazier was in attendance, along with GM James Battershill and climate project coordinator Sean Goertzen. The province's special advisor on climate change David McLaughlin was also part of the meeting.
 
"[We're] trying to be part of the solution instead of part of the problem," said Mazier. "We all know we as farmers sequester carbon and we know we use a lot but what does that balance look like. What should be in and what should be out?"
 
Source : Portageonline

Trending Video

End of June USDA Crop Reports a Dud, U S Corn Crop Conditions 73% G E, & Whisper on Trade Deals

Video: End of June USDA Crop Reports a Dud, U S Corn Crop Conditions 73% G E, & Whisper on Trade Deals


No market-moving end-of-June USDA Acreage and quarterly stocks reports. U.S. corn crop conditions at 73% good-excellent has the trade talking above-average trendline yields at 183 – 190 bpa (2-5% above trend for 2025). Rumors that Trump in Iowa on Thursday evening could announce more trade deals on top of the Vietnam trade deal, but the whisper is that there might be a trade deal with China?
Sunday night's U.S. weather outlook ahead of the key U.S. corn pollination stage and trade deals could be market-moving for Monday’s trade after a long 3-day U.S. holiday.