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Richardson International buys Anglia Maltings, terms not disclosed.

Richardson International buys Anglia Maltings, terms not disclosed.

WINNIPEG — Richardson International Ltd, says it has bought Ragleth Ltd., the parent company of Anglia Maltings (Holdings) Ltd. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Bovine TB case in Sask. could have painful consequences

Bovine TB case in Sask. could have painful consequences

The herd of origin was tested in May, reactor animals slaughtered and two cases of bovine TB confirmed June 19.
Harvesting hay along Saskatchewan highways now permitted

Harvesting hay along Saskatchewan highways now permitted

Haying and ditch mowing gets into full swing.
Crop report: canola flowering, cereals rated in good condition

Crop report: canola flowering, cereals rated in good condition

Producers are happy with the good quality hay. Pasture conditions are rated as 63 per cent good with 30 per cent in fair condition.
Crop report: welcomed rain helps replenish topsoil moisture

Crop report: welcomed rain helps replenish topsoil moisture

Producers are also scouting crops for disease and insects, with grasshoppers being a primary concern.
Haying operations start, crop diseases a concern for farmers

Haying operations start, crop diseases a concern for farmers

Producers made substantial haying progress this past week, according to the crop report for the period of June 28 to July 3.
Machine vision drives desktop grain sampler

Machine vision drives desktop grain sampler

Revolutionary grain tester showcased at farm show promises real-time quality assessment.
System helps drive grain cart tractor remotely

System helps drive grain cart tractor remotely

3D printed hardware overlays a tractor’s armrest controls and allows remote operation with augers, baggers and extractors.
Fast transition could indicate a strong El Nino

Fast transition could indicate a strong El Nino

Quickly developing El Niño could impact global weather patterns.
Canola, wheat big winners in seeding report

Canola, wheat big winners in seeding report

UPDATED: June 28, 2023 1215 CST – Canadian farmers planted more wheat and canola in 2023, and that took a toll on some of the minor crops, say analysts.
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