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Hosted by Ducks Unlimited Canada - Manitoba · EN-US · 27 episodes
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Make your farm more productive and more sustainable! 'Protect and Profit: Farming for the Future' provides information and tips from agrology experts, research scientists, farmers and ranchers. Topics include maximizing rangeland and pastures, growing good forage, solving issues with marginal acres including salinity and weeds, buying and selling land, winter wheat as a cash crop, sod seeding to increase productivity and protecting land through conservation easements. Produced by Ducks Unlimited Canada and hosted by Glen Kirby.
Ducks Unlimited Canada - Manitoba hosts Protect and Profit: Farming for the Future, a education show with 27 episodes published.
Lydia Carpenter and her husband are first generation farmers in Manitoba, balancing farm production with environmental considerations. Some would say they have unconventional ways of looking at agriculture. A busload of
Farmers and ranchers can access $30 million in new money to improve their pastures and rangelands, thanks to the Weston family and Phase Two of their Prairie Grasslands Initiative. Ducks Unlimited Canada is a partner and
Drones are fast becoming an important tool on the farm, not just for aerial inspections and picture taking but for seeding. Ranchers Robert Johnson from Saskatchewan and Steve Kenyon from Alberta talk first-hand about th
A chunk of land north of Brandon Manitoba is providing new opportunities for ag research, including a trial in 2026 for GPS collars for cattle. Odanah Pasture is 467 acres of former cropland restored by Ducks Unlimited C
We drill down into establishing forages with farm-tested advice from Manitoba producers and recognize the winners in the Top 5 Forage Establishment competition held each year by Ducks Unlimited Canada.
In western Canada, about one in every five acres is considered to be marginal cropland. Half those acres likely lose money every year when seeded to wheat or canola. We’ll hear solutions from ag researchers and farmers i
Zack Koscielny is the newly-elected board chair for the Manitoba Forage & Grassland Association. The entire board executive is comprised of farmers 30 years of age or younger. Koscielny lays out his vision for the MFGA,
Governments and conservation groups in western Canada want to give farmers and ranchers both money and agronomic help. Problem is, most farmers don’t know about those programs or they couldn’t be bothered. Researcher Eli
Each November, farmers and ranchers gather in Brandon MB for the annual Regen Ag Conference. 2025 keynote speaker Tom Krawiec talks about his book ‘Ranching like a 12 year old’ and his presentation ‘Grazing in the Sweet
Farmland prices continue to rise on the prairies. Farm Credit Canada (FCC) shows a double-digit jump in one province over the past six months. Great if you’re cashing out but not so great if you’re starting up or trying
New research estimates farms in western Canada contain 7.5 million acres of marginal acres. Those acres are too wet, weedy or saline to produce a good crop, yet many farmers continue to spend money year-after-year on inp
Despite record prices for beef, the weather is causing some Manitoba cattle producers to sound the alarm. Carson Callum from the Manitoba Beef Producers and agriculture meteorology specialist Alison Sass from the Manitob
When you’re farming, some of the best advice can come from a neighbour who has already faced the same challenge and figured out a winning solution. Building on that idea, Ducks Unlimited Canada introduced the Grazing Clu
Lake Winnipeg is one of the world’s largest freshwater bodies and farmers have a lead role in helping to clean up this important lake. A multi-year project is finding options to reduce the amount of agricultural products
Avian influenza, or the bird flu, is affecting and infecting people and animals in many countries…including Canada. To separate fact from fiction on the H5N1 strain is Dr. Matt Dyson, a research scientist with the Instit
Conserving land can be a big decision. June Cowan, a third-generation farmer from Elkhorn Manitoba, explains why conserving her family farm was important…both morally and financially. And Kylie Plett from Ducks Unlimited
Establishing a successful forage crop depends on a number of variables. Luck should not be one. On this episode, tips for getting that great forage catch from the winning farmers in Ducks Unlimited Canada's Top 5 Forage
Efforts to cure cancer, fight against hunger or conserve natural habitat all come at a price. As Canada’s largest conservation group and a registered charity, Ducks Unlimited Canada relies on financial gifts to support i
Cam Dodds remembers when Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) constructed a dam on his family's farm in the 1950s; one of 240 DUC structures in Manitoba that preserve wetlands. He shares those childhood memories and talks about
Drained wetlands are a common site on prairie farms, despite science showing sloughs and marshes can provide many benefits including groundwater filtration, flood and drought mitigation, and habit for birds and animals.
Robert Johnson
Executive Director of the Agape Center for Human Dignity · Institute for New Economic Thinking
1 appearance on this show
Steve Kenyon
regenerative rancher · Greener Pastures Ranching
1 appearance on this show
Sam Robinson
partner
2 appearances on this show
Heather Gray
Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist Practitioner · Microbiome Labs
1 appearance on this show
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