Manitoba farmers rely heavily on foreign export markets and the announcement of tariffs from China and United States is very concerning for farmers. China and the United States represent the top two export markets for Manitoba agriculture.
KAP will continue to work with agricultural groups across Canada and with government to advocate on the tariff issue.
The Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) March Advisory Council meeting will take place via Zoom on March 25, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. KAP policy is developed by farmers and commodity group ...
Winnipeg, MB – Today, Manitoba’s 2026 budget was announced by the Minister of Finance, Hon. Adrien Sala, which highlighted the provincial government’s priorities for the upcoming year.“Manitoba farmers are dealing with trade and tariff uncertainty while also facing rising costs …
Read MoreWinnipeg, MB – Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) held its 42nd annual meeting on February 3, 2026, at the Delta Hotels Winnipeg bringing together farmers, industry partners, stakeholders, elected officials, and government representatives to review a year of significant advocacy achievements and to set …
Read MoreKAP Welcomes Appointment of New U.S. Trade Representative Winnipeg, MB – Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) welcomes the appointment of Richard Madan as Manitoba’s new trade representative to the United States.“We commend Premier Kinew and Minister Moses for making Manitoba’s voice …
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Manitoba Farmers’ Voice tells the stories and profiles the people that are vital to agriculture in Manitoba.
Our vision is a sustainable and profitable future for all Manitoba farmers. We work with governments, industry and stakeholders on overarching issues that affect all farmers. We take pride in being a collaborative and grassroots policy organization. As the voice of Manitoba farmers, all our policy comes directly from our members.
“I couldn’t be prouder seeing how we continue to work together as an industry. Everyone at the table, meeting with value chain stakeholders and government, being part of making positive changes happen. I am so excited to be part of an organization that is focused on taking a collaborative approach in everything we do.”
Jill Verwey, President
Manitoba Farmers’ Voice tells the stories and profiles the people that are vital to agriculture in Manitoba.
