Tag Archives: Agriculture

Funding is flowing from Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency to help some farmers and ranchers in the province. On Wednesday, the WSA announced $700,000 is available for what the agency called "respon...

Canada's Farm Show is back for the first time since 2019 and with its return comes new innovations and gadgets for farmers to try out. One item that stands out at this year's show is a standup electri...

Farmers across Saskatchewan will be hoping for some more consistent weather as the calendar reaches the "official" start of summer. Weather throughout Saskatchewan has seen everything from record-brea...

Seeding is nearly complete in Saskatchewan. According to the weekly crop report from the Ministry of Agriculture, 98 per cent of the crop is in the ground in areas where seeding was possible. The mini...

Some Saskatchewan farmers finally have a weight off of their shoulders: Rain hit the west-central portion of the province Monday night. Kevin Krchov farms 20 miles north of Rosetown and two miles east...

It has been a stressful time for many Saskatchewan farmers early on this season, with many desperate for rain to help with crops. Mallory Scott and her family farm near Landis, a community about 130 k...

Saskatchewan's agriculture minister is headed to the United States to promote the province's agricultural sector. David Marit and his delegation are to leave Sunday, with stops planned for Denver and ...

Seeding in Saskatchewan is nearing completion, at least in the fields that farmers can work on. As the Ministry of Agriculture said in last week's crop report, producers have decided not to seed many ...

Low areas in some Saskatchewan fields won't be seeded this year because of standing water. In the weekly crop report, the Ministry of Agriculture said a number of farmers in the southeast and east-cen...

By Scott Boulton A partnership between Protein Industries Canada and a group of companies will be building a new plant in Saskatchewan to produce fertilizer from pea protein. The plant is planned to p...