Traduction de «saskatchewan canola » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

canola | colza canola
canola

canola | colza canola | Canola
canola

huile de canola riche en acides gras essentiels [ huile de canola riche en AGE ]
EFA canola oil [ Canola oil with essential fatty acids ]

Programme d'aide pour l'utilisation du canola [ Programme d'aide à l'utilisation du colza de type Canola ]
Canola Utilization Assistance Program

huile de colza [ huile de colza/canola | huile de canola ]
canola oil [ colza-oil | colza oil | coleseed oil | rapeseed-oil ]

Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan | Sask [Abbr.] | SK [Abbr.]

huile de canola
Canola oil

huile de colza | huile de canola
colza oil | rape oil | rapeseed oil | canola oil

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Monsieur le Président, le temps m'est compté, mais voici les 12 groupes qui sont énumérés ici: la Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association, la Bourse de marchandises de Winnipeg, la Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, les Alberta Canola Producers, la Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, la Fédération canadienne de l'entreprise indépendante, la Western Barley Growers Association, la Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Association, la Oat Producers Association of Alberta, les Flax Growers Western Canada, la Manitoba Canola Growers Association et la Canadian Canola Growers Association s'opposent tous vigoureusement à l'inclusion.
Mr. Speaker, because of time constraints I have 12 groups of people listed here; Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association, Winnipeg Commodity Exchange, Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, Alberta Canola Producers, Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Western Barley Growers Association, Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Commission, Oat Producers Association of Alberta, Flax Growers Western Canada, Manitoba Canola Growers Association and Canadian Canola Growers Association all are vigorously opposed to the inclusion.

On y retrouve la Canadian Canola Growers Association, la Manitoba Canola Growers Association, la Flax Growers Western Canada, l'Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Association, la Western Barley Growers Association, la Fédération canadienne de l'entreprise indépendante, la Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, l'Alberta Canola Producers Commission, la Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, la bourse de Winnipeg et la Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association.
It includes Canadian Canola Growers Association, Manitoba Canola Growers Association, Flax Growers Western Canada, Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Commission, Western Barley Growers Association, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, Alberta Canola Producers Commission, Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, Winnipeg Commodity Exchange, and Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association.

L'auteur de la lettre poursuit en disant: «La coalition contre le projet de loi C-4 inclut les groupes suivants: la Canadian Canola Growers Association, la Manitoba Canola Growers Association, la Flax Growers of Western Canada, la Oat Producers Association of Alberta, la Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Commission, la Western Barley Growers Association, la Fédération canadienne de l'entreprise indépendante, la Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, la Alberta Canola Producers Commission, la Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, le Winnipeg Commodity Exchange et la Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association».
It goes on to say: “The coalition against C-4 has the following membership: the Canadian Canola Growers Association, Manitoba Canola Growers Association, Flax Growers of Western Canada, Oat Producers Association of Alberta, Alberta Winter Wheat Producers Commission, Western Barley Growers Association, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, Alberta Canola Producers Commission, Canadian Oilseed Processors Association, Winnipeg Commodity Exchange, Western Canadian Wheat Growers Associations”.

M. Ray Hilderman, le président de la Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, qui représente 40 000 producteurs de colza de la Saskatchewan, a fait remarquer que, selon une étude récente du Conseil canadien du canola, la culture de colza transgénique permettait aux producteurs d'épargner 5,80 $ par acre, donnait un rendement plus élevé, donnait un produit contenant moins d'impuretés pour les marchés étrangers, réduisait le travail du sol, exigeait moins de pesticides et permettait de réduire la consommation d'essence, ce qui non seulement signifie une économie pour le producteur, mais qui en plus est avantageux pour l'environnement.
Mr. Ray Hilderman, president of the Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association which represents 40,000 Saskatchewan canola producers, states that a recent study by the Canola Council of Canada showed that canola producers were saving $5.80 an acre by growing transgenic canola. The study said transgenic canola resulted in higher yields, lower dockage for foreign markets, better returns, less field tillage, less use of pesticides and less consumption of fuel, which not only saves the producer money but benefits the environment as well.

La Canadian Canola Growers Association compte parmi ses membres l'Ontario Canola Growers, la Manitoba Canola Growers, la Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, la Saskatchewan Canola Development Commission, l'Alberta Canola Producers Commission et la B.C. Grain Producers.
The Canadian Canola Growers Association member organizations include the Ontario Canola Growers, Manitoba Canola Growers, the Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association, the Saskatchewan Canola Development Commission, the Alberta Canola Producers Commission, and the B.C. Grain Producers.