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Associate digital editor with Glacier Farmmedia + reporter. Novelist sometimes. Calvin and Felina Cats' servant. Views my own and generally quite silly.
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CFIA weighs feed ban changes as two Sask. research farms survive

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By Dave Bedard Verified, Geralyn Wichers Verified, Karen Briere Verified
| Canadian Cattlemen Verified
By Geralyn Wichers, Glacier FarmMedia The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is considering relaxing rules around the use of certain cattle tissues in non-ruminant livestock feed, pet food and fertilizer — rules originally put in place to reduce risk of transmitting BSE. The agency has pre-published proposed regulatory amendments to Canada’s enhanced feed ban in the Canada Gazette, Part 1, federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald announced Monday.
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AgCanadaTV: In case you missed it; your national ag news recap for Aug. 21, 2026

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By Geralyn Wichers Verified
| AGCanada.com Verified
U.S. President Donald Trump put a pause on 50 per cent tariffs, originally meant to take effect on Wednesday. Trump said Canada and the U.S. were nearing a deal to avoid the duties, which stemmed from his administration’s complaints over treatment of American dairy, alcohol and autos. By Friday morning, few details had emerged about the content of the deal. Provincial premiers reported Prime Minister Mark Carney had asked them to put American booze back on store shelves.
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Trade losses, or gains, for Canadian agriculture with the U.S. still largely a mystery

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By Geralyn Wichers Verified
| AGCanada.com Verified
It’s still not clear what Canadian agriculture stands to lose, or gain, in a U.S.-Canada trade deal as talks continue in Washington. “These (tariffs) are really important for Canada and the Canadian ag and food sector,” said Farm Credit Canada chief economist Craig Johnston on Wednesday.
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