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A total of 11,178 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan the week of February 10, down from 12,900 head sold the previous week, and down from 15,855 head sold the same week a year ago, reported Saskatchewan Agriculture.

Contractors and area residents met to hear what the company proposing to build an oil refinery near Stoughton will need in terms of contracted services for the facility鈥檚 construction and operation.

Carnduff 鈥� When there鈥檚 a lot of snow, people break snowplows and snow blowers, and that keeps the welders happy. Brycen Mains of Mains Welding in Carnduff has been quite happy to see that snow. 鈥淭his year is crazy busy.

Carnduff 鈥� Just after midnight, in the early minutes of Dec. 30, Betts Drilling shop and office on the east side of Carnduff burnt to the ground. 鈥淭hey鈥檙e still doing the investigation,鈥� said Bob Betts, general manager, on Jan.

Extreme cold temperatures in southern Saskatchewan in early February were not only dangerous for humans, but for farm animals as well. Temperatures dipped to the low minus 20s and with a windchill some days felt like the minus 30s.

The Mankota Stockmen鈥檚 Weigh Co. held an all-class sale on February 10 with 140 head sold. Bulls weighing between 1000 to 2000 lbs. sold between $90 and $96 per cwt. This is up from the $82.15 per cwt average price at the last sale on December 9.

Rotary Club hears update from a key member

Regina 鈥� While the return of oil to over US$50 per barrel has resulted in the highest activity levels seen in Saskatchewan in two years, the Feb. 7 public offering of Saskatchewan鈥檚 Crown petroleum and natural gas rights sure didn鈥檛 show it.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency reported directly to ranchers on their Bovine Tuberculosis investigation in southeast Alberta and southeast Saskatchewan. Dr.

Members of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) discussed some of the beef industry鈥檚 most pressing issues at their semi-annual meeting on January 25 in Regina.