Producers

• Crop Report: Saskatchewan producers making ‘tremendous progress’ with seeding

  The recent crop report shows that Saskatchewan producers are making great progress with this year's seeding as 68 per cent of the crops are now in the ground.

  Canada

  May 25
  
• PSAC strike affecting grain inspections, commission says

  The Canadian Grain Commission says its ability to inspect and certify grain for export is significantly affected, with more than 140 grain inspectors off the job.

  Politics

  Apr 20
  
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• 2022 Canadian Western Agribition has nearly $100 million economic impact: study

  According to the Canadian Western Agribition, nearly $100 million was generated in economic activity in 2022 after last year’s Agribition.

  Canada

  Feb 1
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• Agribition wraps up in Regina with huge economic impact on city, province

  Now that Agribition is coming to a close, those involved are reflecting on the impact it has had on Regina.

  Canada

  Dec 3, 2022
• Nearly 65% of Saskatchewan crops have been harvested: crop report

  'Many producers in the southwest and west-central regions have completed harvest and are on to other field work,' the Province of Saskatchewan said in a press release.

  Canada

  Sep 15, 2022
• Okanagan rain delaying cherry harvest, farmers say

  With the increased rain and wet weather, Okanagan cherry producers are seeing their cherry harvests delayed.

  Canada

  Jun 29, 2022
• Sask. has lowest inflation rate in Canada, but high cost concerns continue

  As prices soar into the summer, Saskatchewan is considered to be in a better spot than most other provinces, with the lowest inflation rates in the country at seven per cent.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2022
• Saskatoon gets funding to refurbish Riversdale Farmers’ Market

  Saskatoon has received federal funding through a PrairieCan grant program, and plans to use $750,000 to revamp the Riversdale Farmers Market location. 

  Consumer

  Jun 9, 2022
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• Over 300 cattle seized, many found dead as Saskatchewan farmer denies starvation charges

  A Saskatchewan farmer has received multiple charges for cattle neglect and starvation after over 300 cattle were seized from land near Whitkow, Sask.

  Canada

  Jun 6, 2022
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• Lethbridge Farmers’ Market celebrates opening day

  With the weather finally starting to warm up, Lethbridge and District Exhibition Saturday Farmers' Market welcomed back shoppers on their opening day.

  Lifestyle

  May 7, 2022