Agriculture

Testing will occur in wildlife management zones 37 and 48 in east-central Saskatchewan near Yorkton.

Ag in Motion attracts visitors from around the world who welcome the opportunity to see new farming techniques in action.

Saskatchewan's zero-till farmers outperform all provinces in carbon capture.

Industry had originally wanted to create two million tonnes of North American demand for whole split pulses by 2025.

Some producers consider reducing their organic acres or getting out altogether after the insects devour crops across Sask.

The project is intended to determine if liquid form of humic acid will improve germination and growth in canola and flax.

Last assessment was in 2013.

Producers have planted a big crop, which could lower prices, but continued dryness may also slash yields and raise bids.

Drought stress, heat, grasshoppers and gophers took their toll on some crops. Many producers have stopped applying pest control products.

It is first being made available in the U.S. but then it is expected to be expanded to other countries, including Canada.