Traduction de «agricultural producers l'association » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

American Apparel Contractors Association [ AACA | Southern Apparel Contractors Association | American Apparel Producers Association ]
American Apparel Contractor Association [ AACA | Southern Apparel Contractors Association | American Apparel Producers Association ]

Canadian Media Producers Association [ CMPA | Canadian Media Production Association | Association canadienne de production de films et de télévision ]
Canadian Media Producers Association [ CMPA | Canadian Media Production Association | Canadian Film and Television Production Association ]

Atlantic Fresh Produce Association [ Association des produits frais de l'Atlantique ]
Atlantic Fresh Produce Association

Convention concernant les droits d'association et de coalition des travailleurs agricoles | Convention sur le droit d'association (agriculture), de 1921 (C11)
Convention concerning the Rights of Association and Combination of Agricultural Workers

Association suisse des organisations d'agriculture biologique | BIO SUISSE [ ASOAB ]
Association of the Swiss Organic Farmers Organisation | BIO SUISSE [ ASOFO ]

Association suisse pour l'équipement technique de l'agriculture [ ASETA ]
Association for Agricultural Technology [ SZV ]

Association pour l'avancement en Afrique des sciences de l'agriculture | AAASA [Abbr.]
Association for the Advancement of Agricultural Sciences in Africa | AAASA [Abbr.]

Association des facultés d'agriculture d'Afrique | AFAA [Abbr.]
Association of African Faculties of Agriculture | AFAA [Abbr.]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Ken McBride, président, Agriculture Producers Association of Saskatchewan : L'Agriculture Producers Association of Saskatchewan, ou APAS, représente les producteurs de toute la Saskatchewan.
Ken McBride, President, Agriculture Producers Association of Saskatchewan: Agriculture Producers Association of Saskatchewan, APAS, represents producers from all across Saskatchewan.

Je crois comprendre que la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture, le Syndicat national des cultivateurs, les Keystone Agricultural Producers, l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan et les Wild Rose Agricultural Producers réclament publiquement cet examen des coûts.
It is my understanding that the CWB, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, the National Farmers Union, Keystone Agricultural Producers, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, and Wild Rose Agricultural Producers are publicly calling for this costing review.

L'Association canadienne des producteurs de céréales, la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture, les Keystone Agricultural Producers, l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan et les Wild Rose Agricultural Producers of Alberta ont calculé que les subventions étrangères entraînent un manque à gagner de 1,3 milliard de dollars pour les producteurs de céréales et d'oléagineuses.
The Grain Growers of Canada, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, the Keystone Agricultural Producers, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan and the Wild Rose Agricultural Producers of Alberta have calculated that foreign subsidies are taking $1.3 billion out of the pockets of grains and oilseed farmers.

Nous avons entendu entre autres M. John Kolk et M. Ed Fetting, des représentants d'Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada et de l'Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments, le Conseil des viandes du Canada, la Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, l'Association of Manitoba Municipalities, l'Alberta Association of Municipal Districts, l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, la Western Stock Growers Association, la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture et le ministre canadien de l'Agriculture et de l'Agroalimentaire, M. Bob Speller.
Among those who appeared before the committee were Mr. John Kolk and Mr. Ed Fetting; officials from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the Canadian Meat Council, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, the Association of Manitoba Municipalities, the Alberta Association of Municipalities, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, the Western Stock Growers' Association, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, and the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Mr. Bob Speller.

Ainsi, nous avons entendu les témoignages de M. John Kolk et de M. Ed Fetting, qui représentaient le ministère de l'Agriculture et de l'Agroalimentaire du Canada ainsi que l'Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments; M. Jim Laws, du Conseil des viandes du Canada; M. Neil Hardy, de la Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; M. Stewart Briese, de l'Association of Manitoba Municipalities; M. Jack Hayden, de l'Alberta Association of Municipal Districts; M. Terry Hildebrandt, de l'Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan; M. Bill Newton, de la Western Stock Growers' Association, et enfin Marvin Shauf, de la Fédération canadienne de l'agriculture.
Among those who have appeared before our committee are Mr. John Kolk, Mr. Ed Fetting, officials from the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Mr. Jim Laws from the Canadian Meat Council, Neal Hardy from the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, Stewart Briese from the Association of Manitoba Municipalities, Jack Hayden from the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts, Terry Hildebrandt from the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, Bill Newton from the Western Stock Growers' Association and Marvin Shauf from the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.