A rapidly growing world population, a decline in the availability of arable land and a growing taste for meat in Asia will help Manitoba livestock producers in the long term, says the former executive vice-president of Maple Leaf Foods International.
... around the world, Bilyea argued that the farming practices being conducted in growing nations such ... will be forced to depend on more intensive livestock farming, a situation that he says cannot...
...Gunn has built up a law practice and a farming business through the investment of capital and the... of the decisions in connection with the livestock breeding. In the calving season he checks and feed... his tobacco operation less labour intensive and more profitable. Air cured burley tobacco is l...
When the Hutterites first immigrated to the United States in 1874 and in Canada about 44 years later, it was not their "tradition" of raising hogs in the present manner, referred to as "factory farming," where the animals never see the light of day. [...] of course, there has to be some strong encouragement and politics involving our United States neighbours to do their part and to emphasize that the present method of dealing with manure from intensive livestock operations must be changed, as this abuse to the waters can no longer be tolerated.
... habitat loss because of overgrazing by livestock, agriculture and pollution, collecting for the pet... invasive species, land development, intensive recreational use, and factors modifying the natura...Farming organizations questioned what constitutes killing ...
... when Joel Salatin starts to speak about farming with no vet, fertilizer or pesticide bills, and in... trees, and now produces four species of livestock for meat, eggs and laying hen replacements for hob... jobs on the farm, often in management-intensive positions, rather than externalizing that economic...
NDP: Investments in waste-water treatment facilities and legislation to create national standards for effluent. A Blue-Green Algae Proliferation Prevention Act to compensate farmers for expanding buffer zones along waterways in which they are prohibited from using harmful nutrients and promote best-practices for septic fields and farms. No specific mention of Lake Winnipeg.
... support wetland conservation, organic farming with fewer fertilizers, and restrictions on intenssive livestock operations. maryagnes.welch@freepress.mb.ca. Copyr...
...Gunn has built up a law practice and a farming business through the investment of capital and the... of the decisions in connection with the livestock breeding. In the calving season he checks and feed... his tobacco operation less labour intensive and more profitable. Air cured burley tobacco is l...
The paper describes the nature and role of accounting during apprenticeship - the transition period from slavery to waged labor in the British West Indies. Planters, colonial legislators, and Parliamentary leaders all feared that freed slaves would flee to open lands unless they were bound to plantations. Thus, rather than relying entirely on economic incentives to maintain viable plantations, the Abolition Act and subsequent local ordinances embodied a complex synthesis of paternalism, categorization, penalties, punishments, and social controls that were collectively intended to create a class of willing waged laborers. The primary role of accounting within this structure was to police work arrangements rather than to induce apprentices to become willing workers. This post-emancipation...
..." labor force engaged in "coerced, intensive and continuous" activity [Blackburn, 1988, p. 8]. ...672]. Valuations of the human "livestock" had been a traditional feature of plantation reco... with vacant lands could pursue peasant farming and were generally disinclined to increase their p...
The article explores male and female farmers' practices and attitudes towards different aspects of nature and resource use in the context of the Norwegian system of summer farming (seterbruk). This represents a new and unique arena for exploring gender relations, as summer fanning in Norway -in contrast to many other European countries - has been an exclusively female arena. We ask whether men and women practice summer farming differently. We base our analysis on personal interviews with farmers and build upon some of the dimensions found in theories of the 'female principle' as conceptualized within feminism. Our main findings indicate that there are no evidential gender differences in attitudes and practices following the logic of biological sex, when considering nature and resource m...
... on natural pastures and a lack of intensive production in these areas, summer farm practice al... responsible for the family household, livestock and farm work, as well as activities in the neighb...
..., agricultural activities (particularly intensive livestock operations) will be significantly affect... Prairie, a Manitoba community known for farming and food processing. . The presence of drugs in ou...
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