Transport Canada opened a public consultation in January 2021 regarding potential modifications and a deadline extension of the Grade Crossings Regulations. KAP welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on this important issue.
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News Release – KAP looks at issues that will improve the agriculture industry
Farmer delegates from across Manitoba met virtually this week at the Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) annual meeting, which ended with the passing of 15 resolutions reflecting their concerns.
[Read more…] about News Release – KAP looks at issues that will improve the agriculture industryStatement – KAP comments on AgriStability proposal
The following statement is attributable to Bill Campbell, president, Keystone Agricultural Producers.
“The Government of Manitoba’s recent response to the changes to AgriStability proposed by the Government of Canada is discouraging and disappointing. Producers and farm groups have sent a unanimous message of support for the proposal and need to know what Manitoba has decided.
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The following statement is attributable to Bill Campbell, president, Keystone Agricultural Producers.
“The ability to access quality services, reliable information, and speak with specialists is essential to the strength of Manitoba’s agriculture sector. Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) acknowledges the efforts of Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development and Manitoba Agricultural Service Corporation (MASC) to provide enhanced services to producers in Manitoba.
[Read more…] about Statement – KAP responds to Manitoba rural service delivery modelMental Health Literacy Training for Farmers
We are offering free virtual mental health literacy training throughout the months of January, February, and March 2021.
In this training you will learn about mental health and illness, how to promote wellbeing in your own life, how to recognize when someone is struggling with their mental health, and how to provide assistance.
The training has been developed specifically for farmers and will be delivered by a mental health professional with lived farm experience.
Please click here to learn more and register for a session that suits your schedule.