Agriculture

New executive to tackle far-ranging issues

Sask. college and forest reclamation company are happy with the results of efforts to restore fertility of northern soil.

Researchers at Saskatchewan Polytechnic study the species’ reproductive capacity in the North Saskatchewan River.

The Sask. Winter Cereals Development Commission took a virtual vote on the amalgamation last week.

There may be less organic farming happening on the prairies this year, say experts.

Changes to how Canadian dairy producers allocate tariff rate quotas are incoming.

Chuck Penner, analyst with LeftField Commodity Research, says the market appears to have reached a ceiling similar to what it did back in 2011 and 2012.

Researcher warns the prairie region could see its water system disintegrate rapidly as climate change impacts grow.

The new committee is expected to begin meeting next week.

Producers may never realize they have a problem unless a necropsy reveals net wrap or baling twine inside the animal.