Agriculture

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is projecting a 34 million tonne crop, but a Canadian market analyst is doubtful.

While cool temperatures and moisture concerns, both too much and too little, have slowed hay development and haying operations, the warm weather and showers this past week have improved conditions.

Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crop Report for the period July 5-11

Country expected to increase purchases to 2.7 million tonnes from 1.9 million, a far cry from the four million it used to buy.

Delayed seeding on the eastern part of the Prairies is to blame for poorer crop production so far this growing season.

Bioenergy company banks on eventual biomass market in Saskatchewan but for now it will export its pellets overseas.

Saskatchewan's water supply conditions have improved.

Lampman area family discusses their love of farming.

La Nina is likely to stick around in July and August.

Federal legislation authorizing the Return of Fuel Charge Proceeds to Farmers Tax Credit didn’t receive final approval until June 9.