Agriculture

Warm weather and rainfall this week continued to support crop development.

East Central Research Foundation creating mini videos

High water levels swamped wild rice crops across Saskatchewan’s north this month.

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

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.

MacNutt firm only North American honey to win

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.

North Sask. farmers face lean year after storm

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.

The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding producers they can begin to salvage hay in provincial highway ditches.