Agriculture

The range of topics covered since the launch of the podcast in late October runs from feed testing, extended grazing systems along with a recent episode looking at copper deficiency in cattle.

Cattle industry says the international biodiversity framework allows each country to determine how goals are achieved.

SaskFlax lost its long-time executive director late last year.

The exemption was set to expire on March 31, which would have meant a return to a prohibitive 30 percent duty.

Access to clean drinking water and wastewater treatment is a significant challenge for many rural and First Nation communities in Saskatchewan

New traits enable plants to signal up to seven separate issues by emitting coloured fluorescent proteins on their leaves.

Biological pesticides, or bio-pesticides, are products derived from fungi, bacteria, minerals and other natural sources.

The biggest contributors to Canadian farming’s GHG emissions are fertilizers, cattle digestion and manure.

SSG is starting its own conservation easement program, which endeavours to provide some incentives to maintain rangeland.