News - KAP

It seems every time you turn around, rural Manitoba loses another piece of grain handling or transportation infrastructure.

Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) appreciates the announcement regarding 2009 federal tax deferrals on breeding livestock.

Keystone Agricultural Producers welcomes the federal government’s announcement on its contribution to the Boundary Trails Railway Company (BTRC).

One of the many lobbying activities KAP deals with is presenting to legislative committees on proposed changes to legislation and regulations affecting Manitoba farmers.

Keystone Agricultural Producers is holding its next General Council on April 9 in Portage la Prairie.

Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) would like to thank the provincial government for joining the federal government in announcing compensation for livestock producers affected by excess moisture in 2008.

Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) would like to thank the federal government for taking leadership on one of KAP’s ongoing lobby efforts—assistance for producers affected by excess moisture in the summer of 2008.

Not one to mince words or shy away from a difficult situation, Jack Wilkinson delivered a challenge to Keystone Agriculture Producers’ annual meeting in Winnipeg.

Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) is encouraged by a statement from the federal, provincial and territorial Ministers of Agriculture regarding the need to continue to work with the agriculture industry on issues, particularly now as the country weathers the current economic situation.

Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) is encouraged by the federal government’s announcement on contributions under AgriInvest, a new program under the Growing Forward policy framework.