Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation has unveiled the details of their 2026 program.
Traceability regulations have been a hot topic/ Effects of seeding date and seeding rate concerning chickpeas/ and more!
Environment Canada is tallying up snowfall totals.
Snow continues to fall across Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan is bracing for a major snow storm.
The federal agriculture minister is defending job cuts and research site closures at AAFC.
Expect Canada to be shipping a lot of peas to China next month.
Funding cuts to AAFC were discussed in Ottawa yesterday.
A Young Farmer Summit is being held in Regina today.
The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has written a letter to the Federal Agriculture Minister.
An update has been provided on canola disease issues in Saskatchewan.
Pepsico is paying farmers for specific regenerative ag practices/ and more!
January was a tale of two temperatures.
All of your agriculture news in one spot. SaskAgToday.
Get up to date with the latest information in the Agriculture world with SaskAgToday.
Stamps PXP voice Benny Walchuk catches up with Head Coach & GM Josh Tripp to recap their Tuesday loss in Virden, captain Ben Groome and preview weekend titls with Selkirk
There's been an update on insect conditions in Saskatchewan for 2026
An organic farm organization is concerned about AAFC funding cuts.
There's been a quick reaction to job cuts and research farm closures at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Reported job losses and closures at AAFC research farms in Saskatchewan will impact farmers.
Funding announcements have been made at the Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference in Saskatoon.
The Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference begins today in Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan's Agriculture Minister is pleased with the deal agreed upon by Canada and China on Friday.
Doug Falconer and Ryan Young host Sask Ag Today live from Day 3 of the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.
It's Day 2 from the Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon. Doug Falconer and Ryan Young bring us a special edition of SaskAgToday live from the show.
Doug Falconer and Ryan Young live from Day 1 of the Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon!
The Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon gets underway tomorrow.
The Canadian Cattle Association wants the status quo for the CUSMA trade deal, which is up for re-negotiation this year.
A webinar was held yesterday featuring the largest farmland owner in Canada.
A Verified Beef Production Plus training session is being held in Yorkton next week.
Canada's agriculture minister predicts 2026 will be an interesting year.
Rail transport and trade, some issues Senator Todd Lewis is focusing on/ and more!
Looking back at the past year of ag news.
Looking to the year ahead/ and more!
A former APAS president has finished his first year as a Senator.
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.
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