On today's show, we chat with KAP President Bill Campbell and CAFTA President Brian Innes.

On today's show, we chat with KAP President Bill Campbell and CAFTA President Brian Innes.

On today's show, we get a hog market update from Tyler Fulton with Hams Marketing Services.

On today's show, we get a hog market update from Tyler Fulton with Hams Marketing Services.

On today's show, we get an insect update from Manitoba Agriculture.

On today's show, we get an insect update from Manitoba Agriculture.

More information on Thursday's federal funding announcement of over $13 million dollars for the grain, oil seed and pulse sectors.

John Heard, soil specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, discusses potassium deficiency in this year's corn crop.

And a Carman greenhouse owner discusses his experience in recruiting temporary foreign workers this season.

More information on Thursday's federal funding announcement of over $13 million dollars for the grain, oil seed and pulse sectors.

John Heard, soil specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, discusses potassium deficiency in this year's corn crop.

And a Carman greenhouse owner discusses his experience in recruiting temporary foreign workers this season.

Janelle Hamblin with Manitoba Pork joins us to talk about the industry's level of concern as the PED outbreak season continues.

Anne Wasko, Chair of the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, offers her reaction to yesterday's $8.3 million beef marketing announcement from the federal government.

The history of McKenzie Seeds is being showcased at Daly House Museum in Brandon.

Janelle Hamblin with Manitoba Pork joins us to talk about the industry's level of concern as the PED outbreak season continues.

Anne Wasko, Chair of the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, offers her reaction to yesterday's $8.3 million beef marketing announcement from the federal government.

The history of McKenzie Seeds is being showcased at Daly House Museum in Brandon.