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New canola hybrid could expand U.S. acreage

New canola hybrid could expand U.S. acreage

Company hopes new hybrid will push the oilseed into drier parts of North America, such Montana, South Dakota and Kansas.
Agricultural partnership becomes largest independent dealer in Saskatchewan

Agricultural partnership becomes largest independent dealer in Saskatchewan

With the acquisition of PSSL, ProSoils will operate 11 ag retail locations in local communities across Saskatchewan. 
Precision pig feeding lowers farm cost, greenhouse gas emissions

Precision pig feeding lowers farm cost, greenhouse gas emissions

Customizing pig diets for each animal reduces the farmer’s feed cost, boosts hog growth and bolsters the pork sector’s environmental track record.
Wotherspoon launching tour, calls for action on drought

Wotherspoon launching tour, calls for action on drought

NDP critic calling for help from the Feds and province to those impacted by drought in Saskatchewan.
Hungry? Here’s what’s cooking at Ag in Motion 2025

Hungry? Here’s what’s cooking at Ag in Motion 2025

Enjoy the packed agenda, but don’t forget to refuel. 
Mid-June rain a ‘godsend’ but forage growers manage expectations

Mid-June rain a ‘godsend’ but forage growers manage expectations

Rain was plentiful in some areas, spotty in others.
Biogas pitched to turn farm waste into renewable energy

Biogas pitched to turn farm waste into renewable energy

Canadian farms could reduce greenhouse gas emissions while generating renewable energy.
Canada continues its battle against superbugs

Canada continues its battle against superbugs

A long-term effort to better understand antimicrobial resistance has become a multidimensional initiative.
Western Applied Research Corporation unveils new facility at Scott

Western Applied Research Corporation unveils new facility at Scott

The new facility will help researchers continue to keep Saskatchewan's agriculture industry moving forward.
Prairie farmers producing lowest carbon intensity barley and oats

Prairie farmers producing lowest carbon intensity barley and oats

Adoption of innovations and farming practices employed by producers credited for the numbers.
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