Agricultural News with GX94 Ag Director Rod McDonald
Details on the latest Manitoba crop pest update. (Guest hosted by Craig Read)
Canola and wheat features remain on the downward trend.
Sporadic rain and how it's affecting crops, the Grain Growers of Canada have announced their newly elected executive and we learn more about the Saskatchewan RCMP livestock investigator.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out. (Guest hosted by Craig Read)
An event showing off cattle from the parkland region gets underway today and the Canadian Grain Commission issued a license to Prairie Ag Commodity Trading Inc. in Saskatoon.
A preview of Saskatchewan Open Farm Days coming up in August. (Guest hosted by Craig Read)
There's been little movement in canola prices in recent weeks.
Saskatchewan farm groups have commented on changes made to AgriStability.
Changes are coming to the Canada-Saskatchewan AgriStability Program.
The Great Bin Giveaway has been given away!
GX94's Doug Falconer & CKRM's Ryan Young co-host Sask Ag Today live from Day 3 of Ag in Motion in Langham, SK.
GX94's Doug Falconer & CKRM's Ryan Young co-host Sask Ag Today live from day 2 of Ag in Motion in Langham, SK.
GX94's Doug Falconer & CKRM's Ryan Young co-host Sask Ag Today live from day 1 of Ag in Motion.
Drone demonstrations will again be part of Ag in Motion/ and more!
Prairie Oat Growers Association recently took part in research/ and more!
A pilot project for made in Canada protein alternatives/ and more!
Warm, dry weather helped to lead to good crop growth in northwest Manitoba, according to the province latest crop report.
More details on a new brand of canola by BASF aimed at the hotter, drier areas of Canada and the United States.
Gophers have been an issue for farmers with an increasing population meaning a higher chance of crop damage. (Guest hosted by Craig Read)
Crops are hanging in there/ and more!
Details from the latest Manitoba Crop Report, and Bunge's merger with Viterra is offical.
Sask Ag Today with Craig Read this week. In for the vacationing Doug Falconer.
The Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation is bringing in a measure aimed at helping out farmers that have been hit hard by drought conditions this spring. (Guest hosted by Craig Read)
Ottawa and Saskatchewan have announced a program to help out livestock producers affected by drought.
The latest Saskatchewan crop report has been released.
Rain and cooler temperatures helped crop development in Manitoba over the past week.
APAS has met with Canada's new Agriculture Minister.
Heavy rain in parts of Saskatchewan has raised the risk of disease in pulse crops.
The Grain Growers of Canada is not happy about the passage of Bill C-202.
Manitoba Agriculture has released its latest crop report.
Spring seeding is complete in Manitoba.
Two new agricultural facilities will be built at the University of Saskatchewan.
Federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald visited Saskatchewan this weekend.
Two new types of weeds could be heading to Saskatchewan
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.
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