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U of S researchers exploring soil ecosystems

“This major investment enables our talented scientists and engineers to work in partnership with industry and government to find innovative solutions for improving human and environmental health.

Trade, Trump and Protectionism

There have been a lot of questions about trade since the U.S. election. The new President promised to take the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and he did just that with his first Executive Order.
Genetics on sale

Genetics on sale

On a day that started out with a wind chill near minus-40 Neilson Cattle Company of Willowbrook held their on-farm bull sale Friday.

Agriculture This Week - Honey bees have many problems

In terms of agricultural sales the humble honey bee and the honey they produce are not a major contributor. But the honey bee is gaining lots of attention these days because they are facing issues in terms of survival.

Historic drainage project approved

The Water Security Agency (WSA) has issued the largest single agricultural drainage approval in the province’s history. A single approval was issued to 73 landowners for more than 18,000 acres of an organized and responsibly managed drainage network.
WSA cautions landowners on drainage

WSA cautions landowners on drainage

As Saskatchewan moves toward spring, attendees of an R.M. of Orkney ratepayers meeting March 1 received an overview of the provincial Agriculture Water Management Strategy.

Agriculture This Week - Still a roller coaster for ag prices

Maybe I’ve been writing about the field of agriculture too long. At least it seems that way when I begin reading stories in the farm press suggesting the sector is slipping toward what some are suggesting are the worst of times.

Agriculture still key economic factor

Saskatchewan may have a more diversified economy than was once the case, but agriculture remains an important element.

Canola now worth $26.7 billion to Canadian economy

Canola’s value to the Canadian economy has tripled over the past decade to $26.7 billion a year, according to a new independent analysis released today by the Canola Council of Canada.
Trump an economic factor

Trump an economic factor

Donald Trump is a man who I find fascinating. — John Gormley Radio Host Donald Trump as president of the United Stated certainly creates some unknowns in terms of trade and its impact on the Canadian economy.
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