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APAS calls for moratorium on closure of producer car loading sites

The Agricultural Producers Association disagrees with the Canadian Pacific Railway鈥檚 decision to close at least 10 producer car loading sites in Saskatchewan.
Horse Harvest

Horse Harvest

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Recommendation for pan-Canadian platform

What do a global satellite communications corporation, a crop nutrients and fertilizer company and an agriculture college have in common? For Canada鈥檚 MDA, Agrium and Olds College, all have something significant to contribute through innovation to th
Vintage Harvest

Vintage Harvest

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Agriculture This Week-Can the past be kept alive?

On the weekend I was invited to a threshing demonstration on the Weber farm just north of Springside, SK. Naturally, as it was my weekend to work, I agreed and headed out to the event on a warm fall Saturday.
Harvest progressing at normal rate

Harvest progressing at normal rate

Despite rain delays in some areas, producers in the province now have seven per cent of the crop in the bin and seven per cent swathed or ready to straight-cut.

Agriculture is everyone's business

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan has asked the Federal Government to recognize the Ag Industry鈥檚 efforts to combat climate change and reconsider the financial effects a Carbon Tax would have on the province鈥檚 farmers.

Is technology a boon for agriculture?

It is hard to believe, but the genetic engineering technology that gave us herbicide resistant canola, corn and soybeans is yesterday鈥檚 science.

Agriculture This Week - New tech helping preserve genetics

So last week I wrote about why preserving rare breeds is important. And now a new technology has emerged to help do just that, preserve rare and important livestock genetics.

Milestone marked

The Canadian International Grains Institute marks its 50th International Grain Industry Program starting July 9 when 22 customers from 14 countries arrive in Winnipeg for two weeks of technical demonstrations, industry sessions and tours focused on C
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