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Ride & Drives at Ag in Motion put you in the driver’s seat

Ride & Drives at Ag in Motion put you in the driver’s seat

Explore equipment by getting into the cab and taking a machine for a spin.
Countdown begins for traceability

Countdown begins for traceability

Cattle industry gears up for an overhaul of the system as long-awaited new regulations promise to reshape the sector.
An examination of thunderstorms and straight-line winds

An examination of thunderstorms and straight-line winds

Straight-line winds in thunderstorms can cause as much damage as a tornado.
Sask. allows diversion of low-yield crops to livestock feed

Sask. allows diversion of low-yield crops to livestock feed

Support for producers facing dry conditions.
AI powers sheep pregnancy and parasite detection tool

AI powers sheep pregnancy and parasite detection tool

New sonic AI technology could offer sheep producers an alternative to ultrasound that they could use themselves to check for pregnancy or detect parasites.
Big global wheat crop expected to pressure prices

Big global wheat crop expected to pressure prices

World wheat stocks could climb to 271 million tonnes by the end of 2025-26, up from 264 million tonnes at the end of 2024-25.
Canola cabbage seedpod weevils infestation reported in Foam Lake

Canola cabbage seedpod weevils infestation reported in Foam Lake

A bug new for the region has the potential to wipe out entire canola crops in the Foam Lake area, experts say.
Agriculture This Week: Concept of free trade remains positive goal

Agriculture This Week: Concept of free trade remains positive goal

It is that larger world Canada needs to focus on as Trump continues his unfathomable trade rhetoric.
Prairie farmland still a bargain

Prairie farmland still a bargain

Cropland costs have risen dramatically, but it’s still deeply discounted according to an investor.
Genomics research to enhance the Canadian beef cattle industry

Genomics research to enhance the Canadian beef cattle industry

The University of Saskatchewan will be receiving $3.4 million for beef cattle genomics research, for the first beef-focused research facilities in Canada.
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