Sinopsis
News, insight and opinions on issues facing Canadian agriculture, all packaged into a short weekly podcast. TWORA features the latest news, insight and opinions on issues affecting farmers and the Canadian agriculture community.
Episodios
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TWORA — Crop Tours and French Fries — July 16
16/07/2015 Duración: 18minIt’s crop tour season in most areas, and as part of this week’s update, Bruce Burnett of CWB joins Kelvin Heppner to recap his tour looking at crop conditions across the Canadian prairies. The ag ministers’ meeting in PEI, a new canola crush plant at Camrose and fusarium issues in wheat are also highlighted in the... Read More
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TWORA — Haying, Wheat Breeding and Seed Treating — July 9
09/07/2015 Duración: 16minHaying conditions, new funding for wheat breeding, the International Rapeseed Congress (aka “the Canola Olympics”) and more — here’s this week’s ag news podcast: Sign-up for RealAg’s free email ag news here! Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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TWORA — Smoky Skies, Stressed Crops and a Spike in the Grain Market — July 2
03/07/2015 Duración: 15minYour weekly ag news audio update — here’s the TWORA podcast for July 2nd, 2015:
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TWORA — AgTech Week, Antibiotics and the Status of Supply Management — June 25
25/06/2015 Duración: 21minThe diversity of North American agriculture is again on display in this week’s news podcast. From the farmer’s role in fighting antibiotic resistance to how Canadian dairy farmers could be affected by a potential Trans-Pacific Partnership to the trends at AgTech Week down in San Francisco, here’s a summary of what happened “This Week on Real... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — “Live” From Canada’s Farm Progress Show — June 18, 2015
18/06/2015 Duración: 18minThe dry conditions in much of the west are underlying many conversations and decisions at Canada’s Farm Progress Show in Regina while excess moisture is causing problems in Ontario. Here’s this week’s news update, featuring Norm Hall of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan and others: Find more coverage of the ’15 Farm Progress Show here Subscribe: iTunes... Read More
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This Week on RealAg: June 4 —Replant Decisions, Dry Conditions, and a Week to Observe All Sorts of Things
04/06/2015 Duración: 12minThere’s something distinctly different about this week’s news update…and it likely has something to do with Kelvin Heppner not hosting it. RealAgriculture editor and resident fast-talker, Lyndsey Smith, fills in for our usual broadcaster this week, and is joined by Debra Murphy to talk what’s top of mind this week. What do they talk about?... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — Frost, Flea Beetles and a Failure to Communicate — May 28
28/05/2015 Duración: 22minFrom frost in Ontario to flea beetles in the West, and just a few things in-between, here’s TWORA for May 28th, 2015: Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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This Week on Real Ag — COOL Ruling and Warmer Weather — May 21, 2015
21/05/2015 Duración: 13minIt’s a COOL (or cool)-themed farm news update — here’s “This Week on Real Ag” for the third week of May 2015: Listen to the full interviews with some of the people heard on this week’s TWORA podcast: How Will Washington React to the WTO’s Final Word on COOL? Beef Market Update: Lofty Prices, Tight... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — A Final COOL Ruling, New Elevators, Sugar Beet Deal and More — May 14, 2015
14/05/2015 Duración: 13min#Plant15 continues at a rapid pace, and it will now include some sugar beet acres in southern Alberta, as growers have settled their contract dispute with Rogers Sugar. The Canadian livestock industry is also awaiting the final ruling from the WTO in the dispute over U.S. country of origin labeling. There’s plenty more on these stories and more... Read More
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This Week on RealAg — Alberta Votes NDP and Planting Progresses — May 7, 2015
07/05/2015 Duración: 18minThere’s plenty to cover in this week’s ag news update — from planting progress across the country to trouble in Alberta’s sugar beet industry. Oh, there was also an election in Alberta. Here’s “This Week on Real Ag” for the first week of May: Get the latest ag news delivered to your in-box — subscribe... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — #Plant15 Gets Rolling — April 30, 2015
30/04/2015 Duración: 13minThe 2015 planting season has arrived — this week’s ag news update includes a look at seeding progress, the latest on avian influenza in Ontario, how the high price of bacon is hurting pig prices and more: Check back every Thursday for our weekly farm news review. Find previous episodes here. Subscribe: iTunes | Android... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — Seeding, Acreage Estimates and the Federal Budget — April 24, 2015
24/04/2015 Duración: 14minCatch up on this week’s ag news — from seeding to the federal budget to the avian influenza situation in Ontario — here’s This Week on Real Ag for April 24th, 2015: Mentions: Wheat Pete’s Word: Plant’15 Begins, Celebrating Soil, Trouble in the Corn Bins and More More Wheat and Oats, Fewer Canola Acres —... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — CWB Sale and Seeding — April 16, 2015
16/04/2015 Duración: 20minFrom Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz discussing the sale of the Canadian Wheat Board to Wheat Pete on late seeding in southern Ontario, catch up on what’s happened this week with the latest TWORA podcast: Stay current on what’s happening in Canadian agriculture — listen to the “This Week on Real Ag” podcast every Thursday. Find the... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — Bird Flu, a Supreme Court Decision and Playoff Hockey — April 9th
09/04/2015 Duración: 12minFrom the worrying H5N2 avian flu confirmation in Ontario to the April supply/demand report from the USDA, and much more — here’s this week’s ag news podcast: The TWORA podcast is recorded every Thursday. You can find past episodes here. Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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This Week on Real Ag — USDA Reports, Rail Minimums and Red-Hot Cattle Prices — April 2
02/04/2015 Duración: 11minFrom record cattle prices to winter wheat conditions to cash advance program changes — here’s the latest “This Week on Real Ag” podcast hosted by Kelvin Heppner: The TWORA podcast is recorded every Thursday. You can find past episodes here. Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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This Week on Real Ag — Ag Equipment Layoffs, Acreage Expectations and More — March 26
26/03/2015 Duración: 11minGet caught up on this week’s ag news — here’s the TWORA podcast for the week of March 26th, 2015: The “This Week on Real Ag” podcast is recorded every Thursday (k, sometimes it’s on Friday.) You can find past episodes here. Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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This Week on Real Ag — Growing Safety, a Plan for Bees and Producer Car Predictability — March 19th
19/03/2015 Duración: 18minWant a quick summary of what’s happening in the dynamic and diverse world of Canadian agriculture? The TWORA podcast is produced and posted on RealAgriculture.com every Thursday. From farm safety to bee health to Gerry Ritz’s trade mission to Asia, Lyndsey Smith joins host Kelvin Heppner on this week’s news update: Subscribe: iTunes | Android... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — Pollinators, Beef Prices and Grass for the Blue Jays — March 13, 2015
13/03/2015 Duración: 11minThis week’s ag news, all in one place — here’s Kelvin with the TWORA podcast for the week of March 13th, 2015: Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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This Week on Real Ag — End Point Royalties, Resistant Weeds and the Beef in Big Macs — March 5, 2015
05/03/2015 Duración: 16minIf you’re looking to catch up on what’s been happening in the world of Canadian agriculture, this week’s podcast runs the gamut — from seed companies collecting end point royalties to why some weeds are more prone to herbicide resistance to why McDonald’s is looking to Canada for “sustainable beef.” Here’s “This Week on Real... Read More
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This Week on Real Ag — Bill C-18 Passes, Summer Weather and Understanding Science in Food — Feb 26th
26/02/2015 Duración: 12minFrom the Agricultural Growth Act receiving Royal Assent to new questions surrounding the strange case of missing quarantined heritage sheep in Ontario, there’s plenty to discuss in this week’s ag news recap. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz, meteorologist Drew Lerner, McGill University’s Joe Schwarcz, Dave Solverson of the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association and others make it into... Read More