Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
Spring seeding appears to be complete in Saskatchewan.
Spring seeding in Manitoba is all but complete.
The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has written the Prime Minister about tariffs on agriculture products
A major crop input supplier has run into financial difficulty.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report is out.
Spring seeding is nearing completion in Manitoba
Some good news for Canadian yellow pea producers.
The Canadian Grain Commission is promoting its Harvest Sample Program.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report suggests spring seeding could wrap up soon.
Spring seeding in Manitoba is nearing the finish line.
There's concern about how effective Canada's new agriculture minister will be.
Kevin Hursh will comment on last week's agriculture news.
Canola prices have been rallying in recent weeks.
Spring seeding in Saskatchewan is nearing the three-quarter mark
Spring seeding in Manitoba has crossed the halfway point.
The Advance Payments Program is still taking applications.
Grains and oilseeds saw gains this week.
There's been a case of anthrax in Saskatchewan.
Spring seeding is progressing nicely in Manitoba and find out where we are going for Week 2 of GX94 Supper in the Field.
Kevin Hursh comments on a number of agriculture issues today
Not much movement on canola and wheat contracts this week.
The first Saskatchewan crop report of the year is out.
Spring seeding is advancing in Manitoba.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump today in Washington.
Seeding is well underway in some parts of Saskatchewan.
Canola and wheat futures were on the rise this week.
A soil health survey is being conducted.
Manitoba's first crop report of the year is out.
The dust has settled on the federal election campaign.
It's federal election day, and farmers should soon find out who their next Agriculture Minister is.
Canola futures are on the rise. That and much more on Sask Ag Today with Doug Falconer.
The Chair of SaskWheat has had his spring seeding plans delayed.
A provincial crops specialist says some spring seeding has begun in Saskatchewan.
Feeder steer and heifer prices were very strong last week.
The wheat and canola markets traded in a short week last week.
Canada is being urged to update its port infrastructure.
SARM president says rural concerns have fallen by the wayside in regards to federal election/ and more!
With tariffs looming large the Canadian Federation of Agriculture is working to help alleviate pressure on ag producers/ and more!
Spring seeding has begun in some parts of Saskatchewan.
The two major railways are getting a rare pat on the back from the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan.
The Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Summit held in Regina this week, is being hailed as a success.
Doug Falconer has all of the agriculture details you need on Sask Ag Today.
The Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Summit is underway in Regina.
Plummeting stock markets are a concern to many farmers.
Peas may not be the planting option many farmers were looking forward to this spring.
The spring runoff has begun in southern Saskatchewan.
An announcement of US tariffs on Canada could come this afternoon
American seeding intentions for this spring have been announced.
Pulse Canada wants to see the federal election campaign focus more on trade issues.
Premier Scott Moe is leading a trade mission to Germany and the U.K., to promote Saskatchewan's food, energy, and manufacturing sectors.
Saskatchewan Cattle Association is confident some federal election candidates will respond to their list of election priorities/ and more!
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