Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
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.
The SaskAgToday.com roundtable focused on last week's Canada's Farm Show in Regina.
Saskatchewan's outstanding young farmers have been named. That and much more on today's edition of SaskAgToday on GX94.
Sask budget reception and Canada's Farm Show continues.
War in the Middle East has dramatically increased the cost of exporting grain to countries anywhere near that region.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe spoke to attendees at Canada's Farm Show in Regina this morning.
Friday's roundtable with Kevin Hursh discussed last week's SARM convention, and this week's Canada's Farm Show.
The SARM annual convention has wrapped up for another year.
The SARM annual convention is underway in Regina
The SARM convention is about to get underway in Regina.
The SARM convention begins tomorrow.
The Canadian Canola Growers Association is glad to see China mostly re-open as a market for Canadian canola again.
LDC's pea protein isolate production facility in Yorkton has entered the commissioning stage.
The Wheat Growers Association has weighed in on China's reduction in Canadian canola tariffs.
Canada's trade mission to India could have an impact on agriculture.
Statistics Canada has released its report on 2025 farm cash receipts.
The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society has received enough funding to complete their project.
Saskatchewan's premier is leaving for India on a trade mission.
The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association has a meeting coming up on Friday.
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.
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