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Delayed seeding opens door to flea beetles

Delayed seeding opens door to flea beetles

Area around Tisdale has been particularly hard hit.
Day 2 at AIM focuses on innovation

Day 2 at AIM focuses on innovation

Ag in Motion opening day draws 9,308.
Agriculture This Week: We still have a taste for beef

Agriculture This Week: We still have a taste for beef

A lot of effort is being put into determining what concoction of plant proteins, flavour additives, and other ingredients mix up to ultimately taste as much like a beef burger as possible.
Cropland topsoil moisture is adequate in East Central Sask.

Cropland topsoil moisture is adequate in East Central Sask.

The region received very little rainfall last week that ranged from nil amounts to 78 mm in the Ituna area.
Ag in Motion happy with opening day

Ag in Motion happy with opening day

First show in three years draws 543 exhibitors.
Crop Report: Canola suffering from heat and humidity

Crop Report: Canola suffering from heat and humidity

Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crop Report for the period July 12-18.
Living lab to investigate land-based solutions

Living lab to investigate land-based solutions

New project to identify agricultural climate solutions in Saskatchewan
Germplasm research creates healthy bison offspring

Germplasm research creates healthy bison offspring

USask professor Dr. Gregg Adams is the leading academic on the Bison Integrated Genome project.
Humboldt buffalo rancher inducted into hall of fame

Humboldt buffalo rancher inducted into hall of fame

The Buffalo Hall of Fame was initiated in 1980 to recognize those persons who have contributed significantly to the preservation of the American Buffalo.
Probiotics help dairy calves

Probiotics help dairy calves

Due to underdeveloped immune systems, newborn calves are vulnerable to infections from ingested microbes.
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