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Gophers gotcha going gaga?

Gophers gotcha going gaga?

Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation offers support to landowners facing gopher overpopulation.
Mann brothers settle differences

Mann brothers settle differences

Waters smoothed in operation of Farmers of North America (FNA) and AgraCity Crop & Nutrition Ltd.
Sask. considers AgriRecovery request in bovine tuberculosis case

Sask. considers AgriRecovery request in bovine tuberculosis case

The move by Sask. would help producers with the cost of cleaning and disinfection after the disease is found on their farms.
Ottawa and Saskatchewan providing drought support with the doubled low yield appraisal

Ottawa and Saskatchewan providing drought support with the doubled low yield appraisal

SCIC is doubling the low yield appraisal threshold values, allowing customers to salvage their eligible crops as feed, without negatively impacting future individual coverage.
$1.5 million available to improve rural community life

$1.5 million available to improve rural community life

FCC AgriSpirit Fund open for applications.
Recent rains help crops in Saskatchewan: Crop Report

Recent rains help crops in Saskatchewan: Crop Report

Various causes of crop damage were reported over the past week, including excess moisture due to recent rain, which has been rated as minor in most regions.
Some alternatives to gopher problem show potential promise

Some alternatives to gopher problem show potential promise

Sask. Agriculture’s Dr. James Tansey says alternatives can be effective if used properly.
Mann steps down as Genesis Fertilizer head

Mann steps down as Genesis Fertilizer head

CEO, president and chair of the company steps down as another company he runs faces financial difficulties.
What’s new and returning for Ag in Motion 2025

What’s new and returning for Ag in Motion 2025

Preparations are already underway for the Saskatchewan farm show held near Langham.
Vet highlights cow-related fertility concerns, urges more record-keeping

Vet highlights cow-related fertility concerns, urges more record-keeping

Rising open rates in Saskatchewan cattle herds may stem from drought, nutrition issues and mineral deficiencies, experts say.
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