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National Farmers Union
The NFU is about Canadian farm families sharing common goals. Together, they promote the family farm as the best means of agricultural production. They work towards policies that ensure security for farm families while enhancing the land for future generations.
Main Address
2717 Wentz Avenue
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 4BG
Main Telephone
306-652-9465
Joined OneWorld
03.12.2001
Features
25.04.2005
The results of a three-year scientific study released this month in India show that farmers are worse off financially after they switch to genetically-modified crops. The study showed that farmers who grew Monsanto's genetically-modified Bt* cotton between 2002 and 2005 had higher input costs and lower yields than farmers who grew non-GM cotton varieties.
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29.11.2004
Statistics Canada has released revised farm income figures for 2003 which showed Alberta's realized net farm income for that year was an astounding negative $412 million. This was the lowest in the country, exceeding even Saskatchewan's negative $264 million realized net farm income in 2003. “Even Newfoundland farmers did better than us,” commented Jan Slomp, Alberta Co-ordinator of the NFU.
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10.08.2004
Just how badly has Canada's cattle industry suffered since last May's discovery of one case of BSE? Family farmers are still reeling from the blow. Remarkably, though, Alberta's big beef packers have scored windfall profits throughout the "mad cow" crisis.
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