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AgriStability wont catch canola growers hit by China tariffs , farmer says
manitobacooperator.ca · Canada
A farmer expresses concern that the AgriStability program will not adequately support canola growers affected by tariffs imposed by China. This highlights potential financial challenges for a specific agricultural sector due to international trade policies.
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