Opinion
After a busy week of networking, mind mapping and proposing solutions to food insecurity at the Youth Ag Summit in Calgary, I am now preparing to leave for Australia to meet up with the Five Nations Beef Alliance. Who is that, now? Allow me to elaborate. Four of the world’s major beef producing nations – Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United States – started meeting in 1976. In 1993, with the addition of Mexico, the Five Nations Beef Alliance (FNBA) was formed. FNBA is a private entity that works on trade liberalization, encouraging science-based decision making, urging sanitary and…
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