‘Personal Feelings’: Canadian farmers cope with Chinese tariffs in Canola and Peas

Canola works deep on the farm of Margaret Rigetti southern Saskacheva.

The grandfather has grown a bright yellow floral product in the 1970s, and since then a staple.

“For a large part of Saskatchewan, the farm economy is managed by Canola,” Rigetti, the director Rigetti, the eve of the Moose jaw, is called on the eve of the joose.

“After people from Canala, so many canadians think that such a Western Canadian story, such a Saskatchewan story and such a story in my farm here.

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Manufacturers are also uncertainty around the tariffs of US President Donald Trump. Trump, Canadian aluminum, steel and cars, were taken while missing about the application of additional tasks.

The products included in the Canadian-US-Mexico Agreement, including agriculture and energy goods are not subject to tariffs. Canada retaliated with countermeasures.

Rigetti has TV news in the living room. He says that it follows more often to keep up with the latest developments.

“We have seen previous difficulties, but we have not been in crosswalks between our greatest trade partners,” he said.

Canola cunning shifts a book of family history by sliding on a page with a overall choice. Under, he reads an extract, “New product that changes everything.”

Canola is a Portmanteau word that combines Canada and be, ie means fat. Saskatchewan and Manitoba researchers developed the product to solve the Problem Problem in the 1970s to solve erucic acid problems.

Canola, fat, high protein animal feed and biodiesel are used. The development of the product is today for farmers’ mobile notebooks today, for more than half of Saskatchewan.

Rigetti’s yard, husband and son’s dark brown canola seeds have massive steel containers inside a truck. They go off to deliver the product to the grain terminal.

Rigetti says his son will plant the first area of ​​Canola this year.

“We need to keep everything in the perspective and be careful not to intimidate our children.”

“I try to focus on how we can manage the center of attention, which we can grow, we can manage our expenses and control our mental health.”

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On a farm near Fillmore, the Southeast of Regina, producer Chris Procyk says the history repeats itself.

“Unfortunately, in the middle of a trade dispute, we caught or created or did not create a bill and did not pay the bill.”

He also says that there will be more problems that the United States will endure agricultural goods. Canadian plants and potash south and farm machines are north.

Procyk should provide financial assistance or other support to farmers affected by the Federal Government Trade War.

“There’s really no place for Pivot,” he says. “All the farm is under trade dispute and we have no control of how these things play.”

Farmers encountered headlines from China.

In 2019, two companies in Beijing Canada, referring to the topics of pollution, the movement, the movement is believed to believe in the Canada, China Business Executor Meng Wanzhou. Canadians Michael Spavour and Michael Kovrig were also arrested in China after the detention of Wanzhou.

Wanzhou and two Canadians were released in 2021. China has raised the ban on Canola next year, but as a result of the dispute, China estimated that the Canadian economy lost about $ 2 billion.

“The farms can withstand some short-term pain,” Rigetti said. “If it lasts longer, he is questioning things.”

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