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Canadian Border Agents May Strike

Published May 28, 2024

Canadian border agents have voted to strike in a dispute over wages, retirement benefits and workplace rules. The Canadian government said it is fully committed to reaching a fair deal with the border service employees. Mediation is scheduled to begin…

Much Needed Moisture

Published May 9, 2024

The early May rain was welcomed by many of the farmers on the North Dakota/Manitoba border. "We really needed the moisture, it was extremely dry," said Wolford, North Dakota’s Chris Brossart. Planting has resumed after the weather-related pause. "We probably…

Approval Sought for Border Protection

Published January 27, 2020

More than 70 agriculture groups are asking the House Homeland Security Committee to authorize funding for additional agricultural inspectors at international ports of entry. Similar legislation passed by unanimous consent in the Senate last fall. The bill calls for $222…

Possible Border Closure Concerns Agriculture

Published April 2, 2019

President Trump’s threat to shutdown the Mexican border has the attention of agriculture. National Milk Producers Federation President and CEO Jim Mulhern said the dairy industry is suffering through one of its worst economic times ever and the border closing…

Articles tagged under: border

Canadian Border Agents May Strike

Much Needed Moisture

Approval Sought for Border Protection

Possible Border Closure Concerns Agriculture

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