Better Pork Magazine Archive December 2022 Better Pork December 2022 edition features the following articles: Amino Acids - Pig Response, Gilt Loss & Retention - Using Data for Results, Sustainability - Lowering Emissions, and Hi-Tech Update. February 2023 October 2022
October ag minister roundup Monday, October 20, 2025 Farms.com is again scouring social media and online activity to see what Canada’s ministers of agriculture are doing to support farmers and the industry overall. Beginning with federal Minister Heath MacDonald, he and some of his provincial counterparts recently returned from four days of... Read this article online
Out of Feed, Out of Luck: The Real Cost of Feed Delivery Failures in Swine Operations By Casey L. Bradley, Ph.D. – Animistic Monday, October 20, 2025 From Science to the Barn: What We Know About Feed Gaps Whether you’re managing a 2,400-head finishing barn or a 6,000-sow farrow-to-wean, the assumption is that if the bin has feed, the pigs are eating. But what if they’re not? Feed outages—defined as either full-blown empty feeders or... Read this article online
Open Trade Between Canada and the U.S. Key to Agricultural Stability Monday, October 20, 2025 Florian Possberg, a partner with Polar Pork Farms, is emphasizing the importance of maintaining open, two-way agricultural trade across the Canada–U.S. border to ensure ongoing economic stability for North American agriculture. Last month, the Office of the United States Trade... Read this article online
Public Outreach Efforts Strengthen Awareness of Wild Pig Threats in Manitoba Monday, October 20, 2025 Efforts to raise public awareness about the dangers of wild pigs in Manitoba are proving successful, according to Dr. Wayne Lees, Coordinator of Squeal on Pigs Manitoba. Wild pigs pose a significant environmental and agricultural risk—destroying landscapes, competing with native species... Read this article online
Ontario Hog Market Trends (Week Ending Oct. 10, 2025) Monday, October 20, 2025 Compiled by Jaydee Smith, OMAFRA Swine Specialist Ontario hog prices continued to soften heading into mid-October. The 100% Base Formula Price averaged $254.09/ckg, down from $262.21 the previous week — marking the lowest level in five weeks. Despite this dip, prices remain well above... Read this article online