Opposition ag critic Chris Warkentin shares his thoughts on last week's throne speech — which didn't mention agriculture.

Provincial entomologist John Gavloski discusses how the mild winter weather could affect insects in stored grain. Keystone Agriculture Producers president Dan Mazier's talks about agriculture's role in the province's plan to reduce greenhouse gases by one third in the next 15 years.

Canadian Cattlemen's Association president Dave Solverson talks about the WTO ruling, which allows Canada to impose $1 billion in tariffs on U.S. products as retaliation for Country of Origin Labelling.

The president of Canadian operations for OmniTrax talks about the Port of Churchill and Hudson's Bay Rail line, which they are hoping to sell.

We talk with Dr. Bill Ashton, the director of the Rural Development Institute at Brandon University, which recently received funding for a two-year project on rural innovation.

The president of the Prairie Oat Growers Association talks about their annual conference.

The chief veterinary officer for Canada talks about a CFIA report released Monday in regards to the BSE case in Alberta earlier this year. Ian Robson with the National Farmers Union talks about their annual convention, which happened last week in London, ON.

Canadian Pork Council chair Rick Bergmann recaps their annual fall meeting. The new ag critic continues discussing the Conservative Opposition's top priority concerns.

The new Conservative agriculture critic talks about their top priority concerns. The executive director of the Manitoba Agri-Health Research Network discusses how agriculture could be a healthcare solution.