The CEO of Pulse Canada says exporters now have some clarity on the pulse export policy to India. India has issued a three month extension to its call for Canadian pulse exports to be fumigated prior…
Three Saskatchewan Shortline railways have stepped up to purchase the Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation’s fleet. The sales process was initiated in late March, with Saskatchewan’s 13 commercial…
Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report shows the majority of crops are in relatively good condition all depending on where you are in the province and how much moisture you received. Cropping…
It may have been a smaller show but it was a quality show. Ryan Lundberg was the Judge yesterday for the Purebred Cattle show at Frontier Days. He says the cattle were consistent adding there was a…
A mix of people, including farmers, students, and researchers, participated in a 4R Nitrogen Management Tour on Wednesday in the Carman area. The plot tour, which wrapped up at the University of…
There was a good crowd on hand last week for Agriculture Canada’s Forage & Grazing Tour at the Swift Current Research and Development Centre. Research Scientist Dr Allan Iwaasa talked with the group…
Winnipeg-based Richardson International has acquired European oat millers. The company, which is based in Bedford, England, is a leader in the oat milling business. It's the second-largest oat miller…
The Western Grains Research Foundation (WGRF) has launched a new public awareness campaign – Field Heroes. The Field Heroes campaign encourages growers and agronomists to consider the use of…
Ryan Dennis, a farmer from the Holdfast area, took his farmyard invention - the Better Buncher - to Canada’s Farm Progress Show last week. He says the show was a great way to showcase his product…
Organizers for last week's Canada's Farm Progress Show in Regina are pleased with this year’s event. This year marked the show's 40th anniversary and featured gate discounts, new programming with an…
