GX on Agriculture

Saskatchewan's Premier and Opposition leader look back at agriculture in 2025.

Alberta canola fields had more crop disease this year than Saskatchewan or Manitoba.

APAS President described 2025 as a busy one/ Reflecting on past growing season/ and more

Agriculture played a huge role in Saskatchewan exports this year.

A blizzard is bearing down on the Parkland Region.

Alberta had more canola disease issues than Saskatchewan and Manitoba this year.

A performing arts company has suddenly cancelled a string of performances due to what it's calling a concerning situation. The company was scheduled to perform "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in Yorkton this week.

Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency has issued its conditions at freeze-up report.

Saskatchewan has a new agriculture minister today.

One Saskatchewan rancher is thinking outside the box when it comes to farm succession planning.

There's a shortage of animal medications in Canada.

There's growing concern about the lack of veterinarians in Canada.

It's day two of Canola Week in Saskatoon.

Canola Week is underway in Saskatoon.

Last week's Canadian Western Agribition shattered its attendance record.

Agribition dominated agriculture news in Saskatchewan last week.

Agribition has announced a partnership with a flax processing facility.

The barns are a busy place at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina.

Yesterday was Bison Day at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina.

Mils PXP voice Benny Walchuk chats with Head Coach & GM Doug Johnson to recap home and home split with Yorkton, and preview this weeks three game roadie

GX94's Benny Walchukc catches up with Head Coach & GM Landyn Cochrane to recap 2-1 loss in Portage, struggles offensively and preview Tuesday's matchup with Selkirk

Canadian Western Agribition is underway in Regina.

Scott Moe is fresh off a trade mission/ return of a rodeo clown/ and more!

The AgTech Accelerator Program is getting ready for another intake of applications.

Keystone Agricultural Producers is in favour of improvements at the Port of Churchill.

The SaskAgToday.com roundtable explored foreign farmland ownership in Saskatchewan.

AAFC has released its October Drought Monitor

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan has sent a letter to the provincial government, laying out their views on Saskatchewan farmland ownership.

The commercial cattle sale at the Harvest Showdown is being hailed as a success.

The federal budget was the first topic on Friday's SaskAgToday.com roundtable.

The 2025 Farmer Recognition Award was handed out last night at Harvest Showdown.

The SARM Midterm Convention wraps up in Regina today.

Lots of agriculture reaction to the federal budget.

It's hoped agriculture plays a prominent role in today's federal budget.

Agriculture Week has been declared in Yorkton.

There's been plenty of reaction to India's 30 percent import duty on yellow peas.

The final Saskatchewan crop report of the year has been released.

It's only one week until Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in Yorkton.

SARM's president has returned from a lobbying trip to Ottawa.

Kevin Hursh touched on a number of agriculture topics on Friday's roundtable.

The last Manitoba crop report of the year has been released.

Canola tariffs were brought up in yesterday's Saskatchewan Throne Speech.

Pulse protein was a hot topic on a webinar this week.

The September Drought Monitor has been issued by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Stormy Thanksgiving weather halted harvest progress last week.

A Pulse Canada delegation recently traveled to India.

The Saskatchewan and Manitoba crop reports have been released.

There are growing calls for Canada to drop tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, to help out Canadian canola producers.

Saskatchewan's Farmland Ownership Advisory Committee was discussed on Friday's http://SaskAgToday.com roundtable.

A Melville woman spoke to the House of Commons Agriculture Committee yesterday.

The latest Saskatchewan crop report has been released.