Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

• 52% of Saskatchewan crops seeded, behind five-year average: report

  Matt Struthers, crops extension specialist with the agriculture ministry said eastern Saskatchewan has seen a lot of precipitation which has caused a delay for seeding.

  Environment

  May 26, 2022
  
• Crop insurance enrolment extended in Saskatchewan due to supply-chain issues

  Officials said they extended the deadline due to supply-chain issues posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Canada

  Mar 14, 2022
  
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• Saskatchewan crop insurance coverage, premiums increasing in 2022

  Details of the 2022 crop insurance program in Saskatchewan were released on Tuesday, after approximately 30,000 claims were processed in 2021.

  Canada

  Feb 22, 2022
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• Scott Moe says government dispute with APAS avoidable with ‘a couple of phone calls’

  Scott Moe offered his thoughts after his finance minister said the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan launched 'an attack' on the provincial government,

  Politics

  Dec 2, 2021
• Saskatchewan details aid for livestock producers affected by drought

  Details have been released by the Saskatchewan government regarding an initiative to help offset costs faced by livestock producers during the current drought.

  Canada

  Aug 30, 2021
• $119M pledged by Saskatchewan government to help drought-affected livestock producers

  Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit said livestock producers are struggling as he announced $119 million in direct support under the AgriRecovery program.

  Canada

  Aug 10, 2021
• Saskatchewan producers calling on agriculture businesses for support

  The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is reaching out for recognition and support from businesses in the agriculture sector.

  Canada

  Jul 28, 2021
• Saskatchewan government announces aid for livestock producers struggling with drought

  The province estimates that the new measures, offered through the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Program, could cost over $100 million.

  Canada

  Jul 14, 2021
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• 2020 Crop Insurance Program helps to promote soybean production

  Saskatchewan says crop insurance premiums are dropping to an average of $7.40 per acre, down from $8.61 per acre in 2019.

  Canada

  Feb 25, 2020
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• 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.

  Canada

  Jun 19, 2019