This March, the Manitoba Canola Growers Association (MCGA) met with the Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC) for our annual consultation on the Agri-Insurance program for
Manitoba farmers welcome China’s announcement that will significantly reduce tariffs on Canadian canola by March 1, 2026, following the Prime Minister’s recent visit to Beijing
Manitoba Canola Growers is calling on farmers to step forward. Following the 2025 board elections, Jackie Dudgeon-MacDonald (Darlingford, MB), Jay Derkach (Russell, MB), and Warren
On November 4, Manitoba canola farmers joined national and provincial partners in Ottawa for Lobby Day, a full day dedicated to elevating farmer voices and
On November 5, Manitoba’s agriculture community came together for Celebrate Manitoba, an evening of connection, conversation, and collaboration. Hosted in partnership with Keystone Agricultural Producers,
China imposed 100% tariffs on canola oil and meal in March 2025 following an anti-discrimination investigation triggered by Canada’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. In
The Canadian canola sector continues to navigate uncertainty caused by unpredictable U.S. tariff policies. These shifting trade measures create volatility that affects farmers, markets, and
For decades, MCGA has supported expanding Canada’s biofuels market, recognizing that strong policies drive canola demand. In response to recent international market uncertainty, MCGA backed
