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Average grain farm will pay 30% more after capital gains tax changes, says Grain Growers of Canada

Real Agriculture

The federal government’s plan to raise the capital gains inclusion rate in less than two weeks will increase the tax bill on the sale of a typical Canadian grain farm by 30 per cent, based on research conducted by Grain Growers of Canada (GGC). Grain Growers has written a letter to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.

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Grain merchants show improved finances in company accounts

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Profits increased on the year for most of the major UK grain merchants during their 2021-22 financial years. The financial resilience of grain traders is a critical consideration for farm businesses.

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Against the Grain: How Targeting Women with Climate-Smart Innovations Amplifies Resilience

Food Tank

This goes against the grain of a long history of low participation by women, and an anomaly against a backdrop of male-dominated local cooperatives. I myself am contributing to the finances of our household, smiles Fatou. The Case of Mabo But things are different in Mabo, a bustling village in the heart of Senegals Peanut Basin.

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Op-Ed | A Missing Investment Strategy: Climate Resilience Hides in Local Food Markets

Food Tank

There is a strong market demand for local products from agroecological farms and producers, including green leafy vegetables, fruits, grains, small livestock, and native seeds. Finance can be inclusive and accessible. Smallholder agroecological farmers are not being supported at any level of finance.

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Arrests in Alexander Inglis & Son grain business probe

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Four people have been arrested in relation to the collapse in 2021 of Scottish grain merchant Alexander Inglis & Son.

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RealAg Markets: Blips to the high side should be viewed as selling opportunities in downward trending markets

Real Agriculture

Short-term bounces in grain prices should be viewed as selling opportunities in an overall bearish market, according to the president of grain marketing advisory firm IntelliFarm. The lack of bullish news on both the supply and demand sides of the balance sheets for most major crops has resulted in prices sliding over the last few.

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National farm and commodity groups calling for changes to federal capital gains tax plan

Real Agriculture

The organizations, including the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, Canadian Canola Growers Association, Canadian Cattle Association and Grain Growers of. Read More

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