Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) applauds the Manitoba government’s temporary rent reduction for forage leases, announced today by the Honourable Derek Johnson, Minister of Agriculture. “KAP is pleased to see the …
Read MoreKeystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) commends Ministers of Agriculture from across Canada on reaching an agreement in principle for the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership today. “The new funds of $500 million, …
Read MoreKeystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) is pleased with the timely announcement of the Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) program. The current weather impacts include the current flooding situation, as well as the …
Read MoreKeystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) welcomes Budget 2022 and is pleased to see the provincial government address key advocacy issues that have been raised by KAP over the years.
Read MoreKeystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) calls upon the federal government to introduce back-to-work legislation so that the current CP rail work stoppage ends immediately. Additionally, immediate and cooperative action by all parties needs to be taken.
Read MoreThe following statement is attributable to Bill Campbell, president, Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP): “KAP welcomes the Government of Manitoba’s announcement of a team to review and develop a new model …
Read MoreBill Campbell asks Manitoba farmers to get more involved with their general farm organization Allan Dawson | Manitoba Co-operator | Feb. 3, 2022 Collaboration and consensus building, hallmarks of Keystone Agricultural …
Read MoreFarmer delegates from across Manitoba met virtually this week at Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) 38th annual meeting, which emphasized the fact that collaboration is essential to agriculture. “KAP’s meetings are …
Read MoreAfter experiencing the worst drought in 70 years on the Prairies, the annual meeting of Keystone Agricultural Producers served both as a debrief on the rough experience many Manitoba producers …
Read MoreThe following statement is attributable to Bill Campbell, president, Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP): “Farmers rely on a highly efficient transportation system to deliver products to market and receive important shipments. …
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