RealAg Radio, Feb 25: Russia invades Ukraine, Emergencies Act head scratcher, and missing potato chips

(Kara Oosterhuis/RealAgriculture)

It has been a tumultuous week on the world stage, and the RealAg Radio Issues Panel will discuss it all, but first, on this Friday edition of the show, hear from Trish Jordan of Bayer CropScience on why farmers should have steady supply of glyphosate for the seeding season and in to June.

Then, Shaun Haney, Kelvin Heppner, Meagan Murdoch, and Lyndsey Smith discuss:

  • The potential implications to Canadian agriculture of the Russian invasion of Ukraine;
  • Possible reasons why the Emergencies Act was so short lived;
  • Plus, you’ll learn who is team salt and vinegar and who is team all dressed chips (because this week has been heavy, and the world is heavy, and sometimes you just need to celebrate the small things).

Thoughts on something we talked about on the show? Connect with host Shaun Haney via email [email protected], on Twitter by using the hashtag #RealAgRadio, or give us a shout on the listener line, 1-855-776-6147.

 

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