Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski discusses municipal resilience and the power of buying Canadian. We also examine cross-border diplomacy at a Midwestern state summit, and hear from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and veteran broadcaster Lorne Harasen.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report is out.
We examine the fallout if CUSMA collapses, and hear how cross-border farmers and Saskatchewan businesses are reacting. We also look to the past with veteran broadcaster Lorne Harasen to explore how today's cross-border rift compares to decades of prime ministers and presidents.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out.
We explore the municipal fallout of the ongoing trade dispute, featuring insights from the mayors of Weyburn, Yorkton, and Moose Jaw. We also look at how the federal government is attempting to speed up trade diversification, including a report on major energy infrastructure projects.
As the high stakes trade dispute between Canada and the United States continues to escalate, Provincial leaders and key industries across western Canada are moving quickly.
Heavy rains hit parts of Saskatchewan this weekend.
It's been just over a week since trade negotiations between Canada and the United States collapsed. Our GX94/SaskToday News team brings you reports and responses on how this is effecting the Prairies.
SARM has issued a statement on AI data centres.
Harvest is now well underway in Saskatchewan and Doug Falconer chats with our week 1 winner's of GX94 Supper in the Field!
Reaction from Kevin Hursh on the tariff war on today's SaskAgToday Show.
A feasibility study has concluded regarding port of Churchill and year round shipping options.
Reaction to draft trade deal with US / honey producer hoping trade deal finalized soon.
Latest Manitoba crop report/ Trade talks continue with US/ and more!
Many analysts say producers should calculate their cost per bushel, since it can be important information for marketing decisions.
Saskatchewan's harvest is off to a slow start.
East central Saskatchewan producers still waiting for crops to mature.
The latest Sask crop report says cooler weather has slowed harvest progress.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out.
Canola and wheat futures prices have been riding a wave over the last few weeks.
Kevin Hursh has begun his 2026 harvest.
Hot weather over the past week was a boon for crop development according to the latest crop report, and the number of hail claims across SK dropped as July progressed but the numbers are still high.
The 49th Annual Saskatchewan Pork Industry Symposium is coming up in November and more reaction to the passing of Senator Todd Lewis.
The Saskatchewan farming community is mourning the death of senator Todd Lewis.
Farm succession planner from Ontario has been lobbying the government for the past year. That and much more on SaskAgToday on GX94.
Hot weather has been a double edged sword and the conversation around farmer's mental health continues. That and more on today's episode of SaskAgToday on GX94.
Hot summer weather has been great for crop development in some areas of the province, the prairies are not wanting for moisture this year, and we talk about the future of the Scott and Indian Head farms.
It's a good time for Saskatchewan's sheep industry, we talk about the crop conditions, and drones are being used more and more for spraying purposes. All that and more on today's edition of SaskAgToday with Craig Read.
All your agriculture news in one place. And what happened at Ag in Motion.
A breeding agreement was announced yesterday at Ag in Motion, near Saskatoon. (Live from Day 3 of Ag In Motion.)
Day 2 of Sask Ag Today live from Ag In Motion in Langham, SK, with GX94's Doug Falconer and CKRM's Ryan Young.
It's day one of Ag in Motion near Saskatoon.
Ag in Motion kicks off tomorrow/ SMHI talking about large claim numbers/ and more!
The federal-provincial-territorial agriculture minister's meeting in Halifax has concluded.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report has been released.
The latest Manitoba crop report has been released.
The price of canola has been steadily increasing this month while wheat declines.
Lentils may have taken the biggest hit from wet weather.
Western Canadian pulse crop producers responded to market signals and planted nearly 1 million fewer acres of peas and lentils this year. (Guest hosted by Craig Read.)
The latest Saskatchewan Crop Report highlights another wet week across the province. (Guest hosted by Craig Read.)
The latest Manitoba crop report is out/ Mandatory census of Agriculture due July 31/ and more!
Improving ag education in Saskatchewan schools/ The 2026 Northwest Roundup and Exhibition has been cancelled/ and more!
Agribition is staying at REAL District/ and more!
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Agriculture has released it's crop report.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out and the 2026 Junior Ag Showcase got underway. That and more on today's episode of SaskAgToday on GX94.
Everything that is going on in the Agriculture World at the click of a button. SaskAgToday on GX94.
Recap of Friday's Sask Ag Today roundtable. Guest hosted by Craig Read.
CUSMA negotiations are just days away. That and much more on today's edition of SaskAgToday with Doug Falconer.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report has been released.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out.
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