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Agriculture This Week: More rules and regulations seem likely

Agriculture This Week: More rules and regulations seem likely

If there is one thing I am rather confident in, when I look toward the future of agriculture, is that producers will face more and more rules and regulations in terms of what they do on their own land.
Gullacher to retire as PAMI's CEO

Gullacher to retire as PAMI's CEO

HUMBOLDT — The CEO of the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute has announced his retirement. Dave Gullacher will retire on June 30. He has been with PAMI for 35 years and served as CEO for 24 years.
SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Baxter and the Blue Bunny'

SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Baxter and the Blue Bunny'

‘Baxter and the Blue Bunny’ Written by Lorraine Johnson, Illustrated by Wendi Nordell Published by YNWP Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $12.
Grazing bison good for the soil

Grazing bison good for the soil

Friendly Acres Seed Farm has long been noted as a source of oats in the region.
P2IRC delivers innovative approach to seed selection

P2IRC delivers innovative approach to seed selection

Through prize-winning PlotVision software
Remember farmers behind Christmas dinner

Remember farmers behind Christmas dinner

If one thing the holiday season means -- it’s good food – lots and lots of good food.
Farmers are among the most respected professions:

Farmers are among the most respected professions:

public opinion poll; CFIB urges Agriculture Ministers to address competitive challenges facing farmers
Canada’s Ministers of Agriculture advance improvements to business risk management programs

Canada’s Ministers of Agriculture advance improvements to business risk management programs

Federal, provincial, and territorial (FPT) Ministers of Agriculture met face-to-face for the second time this year to initiate action on a number of key proposals to improve support to Canadian producers.
A perfect storm for Saskatchewan farmers

A perfect storm for Saskatchewan farmers

If ever there was a time when we needed a strong voice to stand up for our industry, it was this past year.
Agriculture extension services moving to Humboldt

Agriculture extension services moving to Humboldt

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture will move agriculture extension services to the City of Humboldt in March 2020. The region is currently served by an office in Watrous.