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The popular Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture (IWCA) recognition program has returned to Manure Manager and its fellow agricultural brands, Drainage Contractor, Fruit and Vegetable, Top Crop Manager, Canadian Poultry and Potatoes in Canada magazines.

Established in 2020, IWCA recognizes six to seven women every year, nominated by their peers, and provides them ...


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A new study says that while agriculture is a major driver of Nova Scotia’s economy, the number of farms in the province has fallen sharply over the years.

The Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture says farms contribute more than $900 million to the provincial GDP with dairy, eggs and berries among the top food items produced.

The study also says about 50,000 peo...


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The federal government has reappointed Ontario hatching egg producer Samantha Haverkamp as a member of the Farm Products Council of Canada (FPCC) for a three-year term, effective April 21, 2026.

The announcement was made Feb. 6 by Heath MacDonald, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food.

Haverkamp farms with her family near Vanessa, Ont., and brings a strong mix o...


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After 28 years with Big Dutchman, including two decades as president of Big Dutchman North America, Clovis Rayzel has retired. Originally from Brazil, Rayzel began his career with the company in its Latin American business unit before moving to the United States, where he ultimately led operations from the company’s Holland, Michigan office.

During Rayzel’s tenure, Big...


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As fans across the country gear up for Super Bowl Sunday, Canada’s chicken sector is preparing for one of its busiest food days of the year.

An estimated 90 million chicken wings are expected to be consumed as viewers settle in to watch the Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in the 2026 championship game.

The surge in demand is being met by Canada’s ...


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