looks like farm groups are finally getting the message

[wrongway]

https://www.realagriculture.com/2024/12/federal-governments-sustainable-ag-strategy-suffers-setback-as-six-national-crop-organizations-withdraw/

[blackpowder]

It's about time.
The longer they remained the more redundant they themselves became.
Traitorous to their paying members in fact.
At the table or on it indeed. We will always be on the govt table.

[bucket]

Now if we could get export sales reporting on the table or in the national discussion, there would be some real progress for what was passed through resolutions 4 years ago.

[wrongway]

https://countrysquire.co.uk/2024/12/14/at-the-farm-gate/

[sumdumguy]

I remember when some frisky-fingered bored farmers saw that there was no check-off on Canaryseed and saw an opportunity, so they huddled and engineered a mandatory check-off designed after the Pulse Board. I wonder if anything came of this group. Have they actually accomplished anything?

[westernvicki]

It is very encouraging to see agricultural associations choosing to direct the sustainability agenda. Canada, particularly western Canada, leads the world in agricultural sustainable production. We welcome Ottawa's to promote our strengths and our brand to the world.