Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
The latest Manitoba crop report has been released and find out where we are going for this week's GX94 Supper in the Field.
A Local State of Emergency is now in effect in Swan River as crews battle widespread flooding caused by days of heavy rainfall.
Many parts of the parkland region received significant rainfall this weekend.
Saskatchewan is getting a new Deputy Agriculture Minister.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report suggests seeding is 80% done.
Hot and dry conditions allowed Manitoba farmers to make progress last week.
Spring seeding was discussed on Friday's SaskAgToday.com Round table with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.
What is going on in the agriculture world today? Find out right here on SaskAgToday with Doug Falconer.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report is out and Doug Falconer chats with this week's winner of GX94 Supper in the Field.
The latest Manitoba crop report has been released.
Saskatchewan's agriculture minister has commented on flooding in east central and northeast parts of the province.
One analyst is keeping an eye on the November canola futures.
The drought situation improved for the prairies in April.
The latest Saskatchewan and Manitoba crop reports have been released.
The federal agriculture minister is paying a visit to Saskatchewan this week.
The Canadian Wheat Research Coalition has held a meeting with stakeholders to map out the future of wheat and barley plant breeding in Western Canada.
There's a big gap in seeding progress between north and south Saskatchewan
The latest Saskatchewan crop report has been released.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out.
Saskatchewan Agriculture is advocating for a safe seeding season.
Saskatchewan's agriculture minister has visited some areas affected by spring flooding.
The Saskatchewan Cattle Association is undergoing a strategic review of itself.
The first Manitoba crop report of the year has been released.
Spring flooding has become a concern for many farmers.
Saskatchewan's value added agriculture sector is showing steady growth.
FCC analysis shows farmland rental rates haven't been increasing as quickly as farmland prices.
Farmers are seeing a reduction in diesel fuel costs, thanks to the suspension of the federal excise tax.
Saskatchewan's premier was a keynote speaker at the Food, Fuel and Fertilizer Summit.
Last week's snow storm is going to set back spring seeding.
The Executive Director of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance has been appointed to the federal government's Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations.
The president of Cargill Canada talks about their new canola crush facility near Regina.
Support is building for a federal private member's bill, that concerns agriculture.
An analyst says canola futures continue to hold steady.
Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency has provided an update to the spring runoff outlook
The Yorkton Film Festival has announced its latest round of nominees.
The Saskatchewan government is reviewing the Saskatchewan Farmland Security Act.
Saskatchewan's agriculture minister has commented on the latest strychnine announcement.
The re-opening of Peavey Mart in Yorkton came up in Friday's SaskAgToday.com roundtable.
The relaunch of seven Peavey Mart locations is complete/ tightening returns in the grain sector are having an impact on farm land market/ and more!
Cattle prices continue to be strong, but will they last?
March was colder than average for Saskatchewan.
The CEO of the Canadian Cattle Association has commented on the likelihood of a herd rebuild.
The Saskatchewan Animal Protection Agency is officially operating/ The CCA has one big expectation for CUSMA/ and more!
UFA has aquired AgraCity, bad news for Richardsons ground squirrels, and more!
Some areas of Saskatchewan will be able to use strychnine for gopher control this year.
The Canadian Cattle Association is continuing efforts to keep Alberta Beef Producers in the fold.
A Producer Panel had some interesting comments at the APAS Summit in Saskatoon.
APAS hosted an Agricultural Policy Framework Summit in Saskatoon yesterday.
Farmers continue to deal with high fertilizer prices.
Farm Credit Canada has released its Farmland Values Report.
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