Saskatchewan Agriculture
Crops advance with recent moisture, but damaged by coinciding storms
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Farmers are haying, scouting for insects and disease, repairing equipment, and hauling grain after a stormy weekend. Continue reading
Recent moisture has Saskatchewan farmers feeling slightly more optimistic
Optimism is growing among Saskatchewan farmers after the recent rainfall across the province. Continue reading
Crops in poor to good condition: Saskatchewan Agriculture
Rain in the past week did little to change topsoil conditions, Saskatchewan Agriculture said in the crop report. Continue reading
Much-needed rain replenishes Sask. cropland, but more moisture needed
Saskatchewan Agriculture said that while topsoil moisture has improved greatly due to recent rainfall, the subsoil is still parched. Continue reading
Much needed rain in forecast for Saskatchewan agriculture producers
Rain will help relieve dry soil conditions in Saskatchewan, and encourage germination and growth on cropland, hay land and pastures, the crop report said. Continue reading
Trans Mountain expansion will benefit Saskatchewan farmers: professor
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will mean less oil on rail cars, making room for agricultural products, a University of Saskatchewan professor said. Continue reading
Options for Saskatchewan producers dealing with dry conditions
The Saskatchewan government said many farmers and ranchers are facing challenges and officials said they are closely monitoring moisture, crop and forage conditions. Continue reading
Dry conditions spark concern for Saskatchewan’s grazing cattle this summer
Some farmers and ranchers in Saskatchewan may be facing some grazing challenges this summer. Continue reading
Dry conditions, strong winds continue to deteriorate Sask. field conditions
Saskatchewan Agriculture says field conditions continue to deteriorate across the province due to the lack of moisture and strong winds. Continue reading
Lack of moisture delays crop growth in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Agriculture says topsoil conditions continue to deteriorate due to strong winds and a lack of moisture. Continue reading