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Government of Canada invests in improving animal welfare

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eFeedLink - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada invests $3 million for animal welfare and tracking

News, researches & events on global feed & livestock industry

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Government of Canada invests in improving animal welfare

/CNW/ - The humane care and handling of farm animals, and the ability to track their movements, are an important part of the confidence consumers have in their.

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Pair of new solar farms on horizon in Rockingham County

Construction is underway on a 35-acre solar farm in Rockingham County, and work is expected to start soon on a separate project covering up to 30 acres.

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Horse industry leaders converge for post-Covid-19 rethink

Equine Guelph’s 5th annual Equine Industry Symposium Resilience: Rethinking, Restructuring, Re-evaluating due to Covid-19 brought together horse communities from around the world. © Cameron Yach/Equine Guelph Many equine businesses in Canada had one month or less of reserves to care for their animals in the face of reduced revenue because of Covid-19 restrictions, and the cost of assistance to cover the basic care of these horses would be $12.9 million per month. This was one of the revelations revealed at the recent Equine Industry Symposium organised by the University of Guelph, and hosted in partnership with Ontario Equestrian and Equestrian Canada.

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