In a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus, Manitoba's livestock auction marts have closed to the general public. "This…
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Animal care is considered critical at the university, but COVID-19 is likely to delay results from some beef and forage research projects.
Together, the cattle feeders and beef producers have established election priorities and partnered in the new Simpson Centre for Agricultural and Food Innovation and Public Education.
The association also asks province to reinstate funding for Alberta students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine.
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On-site research that would violate social distancing rules suspended.
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