Manitoba Agriculture's Dennis Lange talks about field pea acreage in the province. A market analyst discusses beef prices. Granny's Poultry talks about an expansion at their Blumenort facility.

Manitoba's Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development Minister Ron Kostyshyn talks about the agriculture risk management review task force report and the weather network expansion. G3 Canada's director of market research Neil Townsend discusses a market outlook for 2016.

Keystone Agriculture Producers president Dan Mazier discusses recommendations from the provincial agriculture risk management review task force. The owner of a local food processing company talks about funding they've received from the government.

Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers chair Kyle Friesen talks about a consumer awareness campaign they've launched. We recap some of the speakers at St. Jean Farm Days, talking with MAFRD's Pam De Rocquigny and the Canola Council's Angela Brackenreed.

Mark Fynn with Manitoba Pork talks about biosecurity. An economist with BMO Economics talks about their harvest outlook report.

Canadian Cattlemen's Association president Dave Solverson discusses South Korea's decision to lift the temporary ban on imports of Canadian beef and veal. Ingrid Kristjanson of Manitoba Agriculture talks about the upcoming St. Jean Farm Days.

Winter Cereals Canada executive director Jake Davidson talks about the effects of snowmobiles driving over winter cereal fields. Sylvain Charlebois of the University of Guelph's Food Institute talks about their food price report for 2016.

Manitoba Pork general manager Andrew Dickson looks back on 2015. Provincial apiarist Rheal Lafreniere discusses honey production and beekeeping in Manitoba.

Keystone Agricultural Producers president Dan Mazier looks back on the year. Kate Basford with the Manitoba Sheep Association talks about how country of origin labeling continues to affect Manitoba producers.

The executive director of the Canadian Sheep Federation talks about Country of Origin Labeling laws which are still in effect in the U.S. for lamb. Manitoba Conservative agriculture critic Blaine Pederson looks back on the year.