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EDITORIAL
LETTERS
LETTER FROM EUROPE
OPINION
NEWS
Battles begin with treaties
Pork producers eyeing packers
Details, details
OATI funding squeezed
Disaster cheques signed
Province kicks in ambulance money
Nap re-elected for second term
Profits all over the map
Building tax break
DAIRY
Best of both worlds
Going to bat against butteroil blends
Colostrum could carry Johne's disease
BEEF
Vegetarianism just hype, consumer study says
Feeder cattle import rules remain
PORK
Betting on high health
QS Net gives hope to small producers
Red tape plugs open border
Opening the breed books
POULTRY
Sharing growth on minds of feather folk
U.S. picture disturbs Canadian producers
CROPS
Pigweed's a puzzler
Mercury rising
Simple escape or dreaded resistant?
Winning the white mould war
HORTICULTURE
Quality key to sweet corn success
Profits as sweet as potatoes
FARM FINANCE
Caldwell issue heightens business resolve
New coverages, new deals
LAND & FARMS
Don't get drilled
Environmental liabilities raise oil and gas ante
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May 3, 1999
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