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Modern-day pioneers turn their backs on everyday conveniences to try living off the land.  - Television, 25:49
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April 25, 1969
Back to the land
Television
25:49
Will a government program keep more farmers on the land — or create a generation of modern-day sharecroppers? - Television, 2:43
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March 25, 1972
Banking land in Saskatchewan
Television
2:43
In this 1948 radio clip, New Brunswick businessman Andrew Dean McCain explains why the Canadian seed potato is an international crop sensation. - Radio, 2:34
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Feb. 3, 1948
Canadian seed potatoes take agricultural world by storm
Radio
2:34
<p>Llamas, zebras and elk, oh my! An Alberta family pins its farming fortunes on exotic animals.</p> - Television, 5:16
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April 21, 1996
Exotic livestock improve farm fortunes
Television
5:16
Pig manure pits traditional farmers against big barn operators. - Television, 9:46
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Nov. 21, 1993
Family farms vs. factory farms
Television
9:46
A radio play dramatizes the trend of people leaving the farm for the city and changes in farm income during the war. - Radio, 24:42
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Nov. 24, 1941
Farm Forum: Farm incomes in flux
Radio
24:42
As overseas demand grows, the federal Minister of Agriculture tells <em>Farm Forum</em> listeners what they should produce for the war effort. - Radio, 29:35
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Nov. 9, 1942
Farm Forum: Feeding an army
Radio
29:35
Dairy industry experts address farmers' questions about high-quality cheese production, protein content in milk and dairy co-ops. - Radio, 28:52
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Dec. 17, 1962
Farm Forum: The dairy industry in 1962
Radio
28:52
A new radio program aiming to stimulate discussion in farm groups asks: "Are there too many farmers?" - Radio, 29:32
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Jan. 28, 1941
Farm Forum: Too many farmers?
Radio
29:32
A subsidy on grain shipping is being phased out, and farmers say it could spell the end for them. - Television, 2:05
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Nov. 15, 1983
Farmers lament loss of the Crow Rate
Television
2:05
Dairy and poultry farmers demonstrate against a GATT meeting that could eliminate industry marketing boards. - Radio, 3:49
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Feb. 17, 1992
Farmers protest international trade talks
Radio
3:49
An Alberta family thrives on the original homestead by focusing on the business of farming. - Television, 5:38
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Jan. 16, 2000
Farming is a business, not a birthright
Television
5:38
Since the introduction of the first genetically modified food, the "Flavr Savr" tomato in 1994, "GM" products can now be found in thousands of foods, from bagels to butter tarts to soy milk. While the biotech industry points to the safety and benefits of genetic modifications, environmentalists are quick to denounce it as potentially harmful "frankenfood." And that has left the consumer caught in the middle of this emotionally charged debate.
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Topic spans: 1994-2004
Genetically Modified Food: A Growing Debate
Topic
8 television clips
9 radio clips
The streets of Delhi, Ont., are thronged with migrant workers imported for the annual tobacco harvest. - Radio, 2:20
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Sept. 3, 1947
Harvest time in tobacco country
Radio
2:20
From back bacon to smoked ham, Canada exports over $2 billion of pork, making us one of the world's top exporters. But what's good for the economy hasn't been good to the environment. The problem is manure. Canada's 15 million pigs produce enough waste to fill Toronto's SkyDome every 22 days. It's a festering problem that has residents, farmers, environmentalists, government officials and members of the pork industry up in arms.
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Topic spans: 1980-2000
Hog Wild: Canada's Pork Industry
Topic
8 television clips
7 radio clips
CBC's Bob Carty takes a tour of a hog barn in Manitoba. - Radio, 4:56
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Feb. 12, 2001
Inside a hog farm
Radio
4:56
A 1975 government report creates a hot potato in New Brunswick, claiming the corporate farm exploits growers and creates unfair competition. - Radio, 13:00
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Dec. 1, 1975
Is McCain's exploiting potato growers?
Radio
13:00
An urban advocate says federal subsidies to Canadian farmers outweigh their economic output. - Radio, 8:35
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Dec. 9, 1999
Is the family farm economically viable?
Radio
8:35
Residents worry about the impact of large hog barns on their quality of life. - Radio, 2:31
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Feb. 9, 2001
Living with pigs
Radio
2:31
The town of Inglis, Man., tries to save its cluster of five empty grain elevators. - Television, 3:52
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Jan. 2, 1996
Manitoba grain elevator closure marks end of an era
Television
3:52
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