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Looking to grow in agriculture or food processing? Manitoba offers a strong agri‑food sector powered by innovation, sustainability and global market opportunities. Learn why businesses are choosing Manitoba by watching our short video: bit.ly/4iNNJhd. #MBAg
Keep your birds healthy and protected. Strong biosecurity practices can help prevent the spread of avian influenza and reduce disease risks for your flock. Learn practical prevention tips at bit.ly/4AunVx5. #MBAg
ALT A large flock of white turkeys in a poultry barn. Text on image reads: “Be Prepared for the Unpredictable.”
You do not have to carry the stress alone. The Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program provides confidential mental health support for farmers, their families and farm employees. Learn more at bit.ly/3ApeMsq. @mfarmerwellness
From startup to expansion, Manitoba Agriculture helps food businesses navigate opportunities and challenges every step of the way. Learn more in this short video at bit.ly/4yNoXCO.
Biosecurity is one of the most effective tools for protecting livestock and poultry. Learn how everyday management practices can help keep animals healthy at bit.ly/34LdAfY. #MBAg
ALT Cow standing behind a gate with a stop sign attached to the gate. Caption: Biosecurity is everyone's responsibility.
Land rental decisions can have a big impact on your operation. Explore #MBAg videos and resources on fair rent, lease agreements and important considerations at bit.ly/48cZPuV.
As #FarmFoodAwarenessWeek comes to a close, we celebrate Manitoba farmers and the important role they play in our communities, economy and food system. Keep the momentum going by supporting local whenever you can. Learn more at bit.ly/4AvdR6W.
India imported $6 billion worth of pulses in 2025, more than double the value imported in 2021. Learn why this growing market could present opportunities for Manitoba producers at bit.ly/4hehuW6.
ALT Wheat field at sunset and cows standing in a field. Caption: Manitoba Markets Special Report.
Be prepared for the unexpected. Premises identification is an important traceability tool that helps emergency responders locate livestock and poultry operations when it matters most. Learn more at bit.ly/4xwy89o. #MBAg
#FarmFoodAwarenessWeek is all about discovering agriculture in Manitoba. This year, it aligns with @aitcmb’s Amazing Agriculture Adventures, giving students in Grades 3–12 a hands‑on opportunity to explore the industry. Learn more at bit.ly/3V8zObO.
Rainfall delayed harvest across much of Manitoba this week, with some areas receiving more than 30 mm and Miniota recording 77.8 mm. Crop quality concerns, including sprouting and lodging, are increasing in some regions. Get the full #MBCropReport at bit.ly/4ejCOd1.🌾
ALT Cereal field and close up of canola seeds. Green banner with caption: Crop Report.
The Manitoba Controlled Crop Residue Burning Program is in place from Aug. 1 to Nov. 15, 2026. Check the up-to-date crop residue burning daily authorization at bit.ly/2acCMTx. #MBAg
ALT Pile of crop residue on fire and burned crops. Caption: Crop Residue Burning Program.
ALT A person outside, speaks at a podium that reads “Strengthening Canadian Agriculture – Renforcer l’agriculture canadienne” with hale bales in front of him.
ALT Three people stand behind a podium that reads “Strengthening Canadian Agriculture – Renforcer l’agriculture canadienne” with hale bales in front of them.
Five Manitoba food companies are showcasing their products at @CAhealthfood NOW in Toronto with support from Manitoba Agriculture. The Manitoba Pavilion helps businesses build buyer relationships, expand market reach and pursue new growth opportunities. #MBAg