캐나다 콩류 인사이트

The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued a series of orange and yellow alerts for phenomena including storms, snowfalls, and strong winds in various regions of the country. The main focus is on central and northern Argentina, although adverse conditions are also being recorded in parts of Patagonia. The areas under orange alert are experiencing events of greater intensity. In the province of Río Negro, a warning is in effect for persistent rainfall that could leave significant accumulations in short periods. The SMN estimates that these could reach 70 millimeters. A similar scenario is presented in the province of Buenos Aires, where the central and southern strip is also under an orange alert for intense precipitation, with potential for flooding and complications in urban and rural areas. The accumulations are positioned at 50 millimeters. In the northeast of the country, Formosa stands out with an orange alert for strong storms, which will be accompanied by abundant ...

Canada invests impressive funds in the protection of wild salmon - read on the fish industry portal Fishnet.ru

In the Canadian province of Manitoba, wild pigs are not welcome. In 2022, Manitoba's pork sector, along with provincial and national administrations, launched the Manitoba Invasive Pigs Eradication Project, later renamed Squeal on Pigs (Report if you see pigs). The objective is to identify the presence of wild pigs in Manitoba, control their spread, and eliminate as many as possible. Ultimately, the goal is to eradicate this species, which they consider an invasive species in the province and a significant threat to animal health. In 2024, the program received €1.6 million over the next four years from the administrations to boost the monitoring and elimination of wild pigs and feral pigs from Manitoba's territory. Program officials have stressed in local media the importance of maintaining vigilance, citing examples such as the cases of African swine fever in Spain in wild boars, recalling that it was a country that had gone 30 years without the disease and that it has now ...