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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

National Agriculture Center temporarily closing doors

May 30, 2014
The National Agriculture Center and Hall of Fame will be closing its doors temporarily as it manages through some short-term thinking on its long-term plans.
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Irrigation System

Keep pivots running: Preventive care tips

May 30, 2014
Shannon Peterson
An in-season center-pivot breakdown is costly – not just in repair fees, but in lost irrigation days and possible yield loss. To help keep your irrigation equipment up and running, we've gathered some in-season maintenance tips because investing a little time in preventive action is always better than correcting a major failure.
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Milking system neglect

May 30, 2014
Karen Lee
What is the hardest-working piece of equipment on your dairy farm?
Perhaps it’s the skid loader, which can usually handle any task you throw at it.
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Dairy producer Ben Loewith

Dairy farmers’ commitment highlighted in new campaign

May 30, 2014
On April 29, a Steven & Chris lifestyle segment featured a visit to the Loewith & Sons dairy farm in Ontario to learn about dairy farming.
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Holsteins eating

Is crossbreeding really the only option?

May 30, 2014
Valerie Tremblay and Jeanette Van der Linden
Crossbreeding is commonly practiced in some livestock sectors such as beef and pork. Producers use hybrids to combine strengths in existing lines and breeds.
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Work together

Too frosted to forgive?

May 30, 2014
Elaine Froese
“Man, I can’t believe that guy. Every time I make a mistake, he just can’t accept my apology, and he keeps really good track … for years!”
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Cottonseed production projected up, with strong prices

May 30, 2014
For the first time in three years, U.S. cotton acreage is expected to increase. While the anticipated boost in cottonseed supplies would suggest more attractive cottonseed prices for dairy producers this fall, experts are mixed on where end-of-season prices could land.
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Taxes

Income tax and HST implications of ceasing farm operations

May 30, 2014
Ranjan Thiruchelvam
Although changes in income tax legislation make tax planning for taxpayers increasingly challenging, tax legislation specific to farmers remains relatively unchanged and can be quite favourable.
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Baukje, Arjo, Adam and Hannie van Bergeijk hold some of the colourful cheese wheels

Mountainoak Cheese born from one dairyman’s hobby

May 30, 2014
Alice Guthrie
Adam and Hannie van Bergeijk had a thriving business in Holland, operating a dairy farm and cheese-making business.
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What progress have we made in five years?

May 30, 2014
Mark Carson
CanWest DHI has been producing an annual reproduction benchmarking report for its customers for the past five years. Nearly 75 percent of herds on test contribute reproductive data used for creating these benchmarks.
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