MPSG Executive Director Francois Labelle gives his thoughts on a new pea processing facility being built near Portage. Also, a look back at the 40th edition of Manitoba Ag Days.

Dr. Ron Palmer reveals the truth behind grain aeration.

USDA releases Jan US Crop Production and WASDE report. Also, Manitoba Agriculture publishes first ever soybean maturity zone map.

Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler recaps the SARL summit held last weekend in Louisiana.

The National Farmers Union wants to show producers how they can help fight climate change. We'll also have a hog market update with Tyler Fulton of Hams Marketing Services.

Brad Magnusson, of Magnusson Consulting Group, takes a look at the global markets. Also, Canola Council of Canada President Patti Miller will tell us what she expects for the year ahead.

Ingrid Kristjanson of Manitoba Agriculture discusses the provincial weed survey

Canadian Grain Commission discusses what it plans to do with a near $100 million surplus. Also, provincial pulse specialist Dennis Lange talks about changes to Manitoba's soybean landscape.

Preview of St. Jean Farm Days. Also, CFA President Ron Bonnett gives his outlook for 2017.

U of M Professor Dr. Kim Ominski discusses the impact of climate change on the cattle industry. Also, Canola Council of Canada President Patti Miller looks back at 2016.

Manitoba Agriculture Plant Pathologist Holly Derksen discusses severity of sclerotinia in canola this past year. Also, Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers Executive Director Francois Labelle looks back on another successful season for soybean growers.

Cereals Canada President Cam Dahl recaps the 2016 Canadian Wheat New Crop Missions. Also, Manitoba Pork Chair George Matheson looks back at 2016.

Hudson Bay Route Association reacts to potential sale of Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay rail line.

A group in southwestern Manitoba is assessing the potential of attracting a soybean crushing facility to the area. Also, Market Analyst Brian Voth looks back at 2016.

G3 announces plans to build a new grain export terminal at the Port of Vancouver. Also, a look at increasing soybean acres in Manitoba.

KAP President Dan Mazier discusses the big issues of 2016

Manitoba Ag Minister Ralph Eichler looks back at 2016.

Manitoba Chicken Producers rejects appeal made by Direct Farm Manitoba.

KAP welcomes changes to Temporary Foreign Worker Program. We'll also have details from the Prairie Livestock Expo held in Winnipeg this week.

Farm Credit Canada presents its Ag Outlook for 2017. Also, we'll talk about the importance of Mexico as an importer of Canadian oats.