Tag Archives: Agriculture

No matter where it is, Dr. Temple Grandin says standards need to be clear when it comes to cattle. Speaking at the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association's 103rd annual general meeting in Regina on Mo...

A proposed potash mine near Southey - 58 kilometres north of Regina - has some area landowners worried about what lies ahead. "We are not interested in this mine in this location," said Thera Nordal, ...

Ninety-eight percent of crops are in the ground, according to the Saskatchewan Agriculture Weekly Crop Report.  This puts seeding for this time of year ahead of the last five years, where the ave...

Saskatchewan's provincial auditor is releasing the first volume in her 2016 annual report. This one is taking a look at the processes of various public bodies like the cancer agency, school divisions ...

Rain falling in Saskatchewan Thursday seems to have come at a good time as the crop report shows 81 per cent of seeding is done. The southwest region is furthest ahead, with 90 per cent of the crop se...

Topsoil moisture has improved in Saskatchewan thanks to rain that hasn't slowed down seeding. The weekly crop report shows 51 per cent of the crop is in, ahead of the five-year average for this time o...

Hot and dry weather prior to this week allowed Saskatchewan farmers to make great progress on seeding. The latest weekly crop report shows 35 per cent of the provincial crop is now in the ground. "Tha...

City-dwellers may be sad the sun has gone away, but the wet weather is good news for Saskatchewan farmers as the southern half of the province is likely to see rain this week. Agriculture Producers As...

With the sun beaming down and wind at a minimum, Saturday was an almost perfect day for the first outdoor Regina Farmers' Market of the year. "The vibe is awesome, we happen to have a beautiful sunny ...

Sunday marked the second day in the field for Norm Hall as the Wynyard-area producer started seeding for the year. It's a good year for Hall, as he's been able to get in the field a few weeks earlier ...