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Foodgrains Bank projects unaffected by Covid-19, late 2019 harvest

Foodgrains Bank projects unaffected by Covid-19, late 2019 harvest

The wet fall last year and Covid-19 complications haven’t impacted two Canadian Foodgrains Bank growing projects in the area—the Harvest of Hope near Moosomin, Saskatchewan and the Cross-Borders Growing Project near Kola, Manitoba Kyle Penner is very

Buchanan farmer questions distress in animal seizure

The owners of a large number of animals seized in early June under Saskatchewan animal protection laws say the agency in charge has too much power.
Wendell Estate Honey awarded Platinum at London International Honey Awards

Wendell Estate Honey awarded Platinum at London International Honey Awards

MacNutt firm only North American honey to win
Does your canola need protection from sclerotinia stem rot?

Does your canola need protection from sclerotinia stem rot?

Should I spray for sclerotinia stem rot? Canola growers in Western Canada are often challenged to find a satisfactory answer to this annual question. In reality, we don't need very much infection to justify a fungicide application.
'Never seen a hailstorm like that'

'Never seen a hailstorm like that'

North Sask. farmers face lean year after storm
Innovations, knowledge for the farm at online Ag in Motion

Innovations, knowledge for the farm at online Ag in Motion

Farmers looking for new equipment, innovative products, crop research and agribusiness management tips will find all that, and more, at this summer’s Ag in Motion Discovery Plus.
Hay mowing and ditch salvage underway

Hay mowing and ditch salvage underway

The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding producers they can begin to salvage hay in provincial highway ditches.
Rainfall across province helps most crops

Rainfall across province helps most crops

Rama area received the highest amount at 98 mm
North Sask. ranchers weigh recovery as floods slowly recede

North Sask. ranchers weigh recovery as floods slowly recede

Only a helicopter could save Allan Shkopich’s cattle stranded on an island north of Meadow Lake amid flooding a little more than a week ago. “We didn’t know what we were going to do,” he said, noting flying in feed seemed like the only option.
Flooding woes just the start for Meadow Lake ranchers

Flooding woes just the start for Meadow Lake ranchers

Ranching along a river has its ups and downs. This year is a down year, with major flooding impacting ranches in northwestern Saskatchewan.
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