Agriculture

Sherri Roberts, a crops extension specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, said there are some fields in the southeast that are beautiful and the producers are thrilled with the yields. Then there are other areas that don't look so good.

As of July 25, SaskPower has received 186 reports of farm implements coming into contact with power lines this year, which is up from the same time a year ago.

Crop diagnostic tool gaining widespread use.

Wheat Growers introduce young farmer mentorship program

While Canadian pork has made big strides in the country, wheat, beef and canola meal remain major opportunities.

Manufacturers face tougher rules in Europe, which forced them to develop better clean-out systems for their equipment.

First pea and lentil yield estimates reveal a troubling picture.

Saskatchewan hosts 2023 Tri-National Agricultural Accord.

Cattle country in dire need of drought solutions.