Farming group accuses Canadian gov’t of trying to blame agriculture for ‘climate change’
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Grain Farmers of Ontario chairman Jeff Harrison contends that the government's goal of reducing emissions is not realistic and that the 'vilification strategy' is causing more consternation for farmers.

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