On today's show, we get a harvest update from Anne Kirk of Manitoba Agriculture. Also, CFA President Ron Bonnett gives his thoughts on the first round of NAFTA renegotiations.

On today's show, Dairy Farmers of Canada VP David Wiens recaps NAFTA meetings held in Washington last week.

The Assistant Breeder at Prograin joins us to discuss the plot trials highlighted at the 2017 Valley Soybean Expo.

And Todd Walker with Quarry Seed describes corn trials currently underway. It's just one new crop that the company plans to offer for the first time starting next year.

Dairy Farmers of Manitoba Vice Chair, Henry Holtmann, reacts to the $1.4 million federal/provincial investment into upgrades at the U of M's Glenlea Research Station.

Manitoba Ag Land Development Specialist, Marla Riekman, discusses soil compaction. And we'll hear about a group of seniors that are repainting the old U.G.G. elevator in Inglis, Man. this weekend.

Today on the Manitoba Farm Journal, Anne Kirk with Manitoba Agriculture joins us with details from the province's latest crop report. And Provincial Weed Specialist Jeanette Gaultier addresses concerns of Giant Hogweed spreading across the prairies.

On today's edition of the Manitoba Farm Jounral, the Canadian Cattlemen's Association voices concerns over proposed changes to Canada's Food Guide. Also, we'll have details about an international General Mills Cheerios program that provides free flower seeds for prairie producers. And the general manager of Quarry Seed will stop by to preview the 12th annual Valley Soybean Expo happening Thursday in Oakville.

On today's show, we discuss dicamba drift. Also, an insect update from Manitoba Agriculture.

On today's show, we'll tell you about a dairy farm near Otterburne which is installing Manitoba's largest solar panel project.

On today's show, we get a crop update from Manitoba Agriculture. Also, Legend Seeds is busy hosting its 2017 Knowledge Plot Tours in Winkler and Brandon.