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2023 provided strong cattle prices and opportunities for profit.
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As the main food source for many consumers and the main sales outlet for many processors, the grocery sector plays a critical role.
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It is imperative to closely watch depreciation costs in the upcoming years, especially if commodity prices move lower.
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With lower pork production globally, there still is hope for stronger prices but the pork industry may need to ride out tough times first.
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Cut your own Christmas tree, firewood and more for free from designated Crown land areas.
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Continued strong crushing demand and improved export demand is needed for Canadian canola prices to sustain improvement.
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Over the past decade, Alberta's shop rates have shown a consistent upward trend.
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After a dry wildfire season, smart winter burning practices can make a big difference in reducing the number of human-caused wildfires.
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Books could be a perfect gift for someone in commercial production.
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Even with record high cattle prices and the strong demand for beef, producers have not responded with herd expansion.
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Preparing for winter manure spreading, even if it is not needed, will save time, money and stress if the need arises.
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Feed barley prices have been slipping lower despite the dry conditions across much of Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan.