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289979: After Hong Kong: Potential Impacts of the WTO Doha Round

Larry Martin, Al Mussell and Terri-lyn Moore

289950: Mandatory Price Reporting - Another Example of Misplaced Government Effort in Agriculture?

Kevin Grier

289948: At Odds With Stated Objectives: Increasing Industrial Milk Prices in Canada

Al Mussell and Ted Bilyea

289939: Canada’s Agri-food Policy Directions What’s Important?: What Provincial Election Platforms Tell Us

Janalee Sweetland and Al Mussell

289916: Getting Serious About the Structural Surplus of Skim Milk Powder: The Next Challenge Facing the Canadian Dairy Industry

Al Mussell

289910: Special Report on the Future of the Quebec Pork Industry

Kevin Grier and Larry Martin

289886: Canadian Chicken Market Review Market Analysis for the Chicken Industry

George Morris Centre

289884: Chicken Market Seasonality and Price Determination

Anatoliy Oginskyy and Kevin Grier

289883: Rethinking Chicken PSQ

Kevin Grier, George Leroux and Al Mussell

18143: BEEF PRICING AND OTHER CONTENTIOUS INDUSTRY ISSUES

Kevin Grier and Larry J. Martin

18142: THE WTO DAIRY EXPORT DECISION: WHAT NEXT FOR GROWTH IN THE CANADIAN DAIRY INDUSTRY

Al Mussell

18141: THE ONGOING BSE CRISIS: PERSPECTIVE ON THE SCIENCE, THE LOGIC OF REGULATION, AND FOOD SAFETY

Al Mussell and Larry J. Martin

18140: TO TELL THE TRUTH ON FARM SUBSIDIES

Al Mussell and Brent Ross

18139: WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF MANUFACTURER CONSOLIDATION ON THE GROCER SECTOR

Kevin Grier

18138: MANDATORY PRICE REPORTING - ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF MISPLACED GOVERNMENT EFFORT IN AGRICULTURE

Kevin Grier

18137: LESSONS FROM QUAKER OATS

Kevin Grier

18136: CANADIAN DAIRY EXPORT SUBSIDIES AND THE WTO APPELLATE DECISION: DAIRY MARKET EXPANSION IN LIMBO

Al Mussell and Larry J. Martin

18135: REVITALIZING GROCERY CATEGORIES

Kevin Grier

18134: WHY BOTHER WITH NEW FEDERAL PROVINCIAL SUPPLY MANAGED AGREEMENTS

Kevin Grier

18133: PRIVATE LABEL MOVES TO THE NEXT LEVEL IN CANADA

Kevin Grier

18132: TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND THE WTO NEGOTIATIONS AFTER SEATTLE

Vincent Amanor-Boadu

18131: PROSPECTS FOR CANADIAN AGRICULTURE IN THE WTO DOHA ROUND -- A MESSAGE TO THE CANADIAN DELEGATION

Larry J. Martin and David Coney

18130: THE 2002 US FARM BILL'S IMPLICATIONS FOR COMMODITY MARKETS AND CANADA'S AGRI-FOOD SECTOR

Holly Mayer, Larry J. Martin and Anna Staciwa

18129: APPROPRIATE REGULATION OR MOTHERING US INTO MEDIOCRITY? THE CASE OF LOW-CARBOHYDRATE FOOD PRODUCTS LABELING REGULATIONS

Al Mussell, Cher Brethour and Larry J. Martin

18128: SOME PERSPECTIVE ON THE US NATIONAL PORK PRODUCERS' COUNCIL'S CLAIMS ABOUT CANADIAN SWINE SUBSIDIES

Kevin Grier and Larry J. Martin

18127: WHAT THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSIONER SAID: THE FEDERAL REPORT CARD ON AGRICULTURE IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC

Al Mussell, Cher Brethour and Larry J. Martin

18126: MANURE AS A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE: WHAT ACCOUNTABILITY AND DIRECTION FOR LIVESTOCK AGRICULTURE?

Al Mussell and Larry J. Martin

18125: WHAT THE ENVIRONMENT COMMISSIONER REALLY SAID: THE AUDIT OF THE FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT REGULATORY AGENCY

Kate Stiefelmeyer, Al Mussell and Cher Brethour