Yorkton This Week

What does leadership on the farm look like going into the future? Farm Credit Canada (FCC) hosted an event in Yorkton to focus on women leading the farm. Kathy Pearson with FCC said that the event was a learning event, focused on farm leadership.

In Backlog Break, Devin Wilger goes through all the games he owns and never got around to playing. This week: A Story About My Uncle, from 2014. A Story About My Uncle is a game about failure.

Fifty-eight Fish and warmer participants meant the Northshore Revitalization Committee received rave reviews during and following the 2019 FishOn Fish Derby.

It’s always good to find a game that plays well for adults, but can be played by younger players as well. Biome Builder is one of those games, and it comes with an added feature in that there is an educational aspect for younger players.

It has been a huge game of musical chairs when it comes to quarterbacks in the Canadian Football League thanks to free agency.

The swine sector appears under the threat of what would be its version of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), or at least have the same effect on markets.

There are events happening that put spring on the horizon, gardeners! Stop in at the Yorkton Public Library, get a supply of great gardening books for inspiration, and then stop at the front desk and ask about the Seed Library.

My garage is terrible. An unheated shack that I’m unwilling to actually park a car in, the doors don’t close properly and it’s generally used to store patio furniture and other things that won’t fit in my house.

Recently, the Water Security Agency (WSA) released the preliminary spring runoff outlook for 2019.