Agriculture

A Saskatchewan veterinarian is advising horse owners to be aware of a deadly fever after a rash of cases in Alberta.

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association will hold its 107thAnnual General Meeting online on Oct. 14. “We had been hoping to meet in-person,” said SSGA president Bill Huber.

One size does not fit all when it comes to using biochar for soil remediation, according to researchers who used the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan.

An old-fashioned harvesting bee was held on the farm of the late Strutynski near Wroxton Thursday.

Shipments of Canadian grain through the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway are up 20 per cent, bolstering Ontario ports, new figures show. Canadian grain continues to be the saving grace for marine commerce along the Great Lakes-St.

In global shift to monoculture crops and tree plantations

Following the federal Speech from the Throne, the Grain Growers of Canada (GGC) are disappointed that many of the pressing needs for Canada’s agriculture industry were left unaddressed by the federal government.

Well-known rodeo personality and Senlac rancher, Ash Cooper, who manages the bucking horse herd of the Cooper Clan, was dealt a devastating blow when his father, Jim, discovered a brood mare had been shot in the opening days of September.

Group representing rural Saskatchewan residents works to close the digital divide

Food could be a key in slowing climate change — if we change everything from how it’s grown, to what rots in our fridges.