Agriculture

SGEU’s bargaining committee at the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) has reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement. The bargaining unit has been without a contract since September 30, 2016.

Rules, regulations and red tape are often seen as the roadblocks of progress by those with innovative ideas and products. The same rules, regulations and red tape are also the safeguards which exist to protect people and the world around us.

The National Farmers Union has sent a letter to Hon.

Suggest Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association

Grain entrapment is a growing concern on farms and in grain handling facilities. Grain entrapment happens quickly and is often fatal. That’s where the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association’s (CASA) BeGrainSafe program comes in.

Tackling the Farm Crisis and the Climate Crisis

The Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission (SaskBarley) announced recently the results of its fall 2019 election. There were four candidates running for three positions on the Board.

When it comes to agriculture there always seems a mix of good news and bad news floating around the sector.

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Canadian producers are thinking well beyond weather conditions, commodity prices and yields when it comes to weighing their risks, according to a recent Farm Credit Canada (FCC) survey.